P phyrexiancure New member Local time 1:53 AM Messages 9 May 5, 2011 #1 I recently created a start up shortcut file that edits one aspect of the registry. Now when I start my computer it warns me of my start up file and asks me to agree to let it it run. Is there a way to prevent these warnings from showing up. . My Computer My Computer OSWindows 7 Ultimate x64CPUAthlon II x2 215 @ 2700 MHzMotherboardMSI 870A G54MemoryG. Skill 8 GB ddr3 @ 1600Graphics Card(s)MSI R5670 PM1G
I recently created a start up shortcut file that edits one aspect of the registry. Now when I start my computer it warns me of my start up file and asks me to agree to let it it run. Is there a way to prevent these warnings from showing up. .
N Neutron16 New member Guru VIP Local time 4:53 AM Messages 934 May 5, 2011 #2 /S option for regedit is a silent mode. You either create a shortcut for regedit.exe and then modify Target line on Shortcut tab of Shortcut properties into something like that Code: C:\Windows\regedit.exe /S "C:\yourfile.reg" and place it in Startup folder in Start menu or create a batch file with the same content and put it in that Startup folder. My Computer My Computer Computer typePC/DesktopOSWindows 8.1 ; Windows 7 x86 (Dec2008-Jan2013)Other Info"The scale icon at the top right of a post or tutorial is how you can give rep to the member."
/S option for regedit is a silent mode. You either create a shortcut for regedit.exe and then modify Target line on Shortcut tab of Shortcut properties into something like that Code: C:\Windows\regedit.exe /S "C:\yourfile.reg" and place it in Startup folder in Start menu or create a batch file with the same content and put it in that Startup folder.
P phyrexiancure New member Thread Starter Local time 1:53 AM Messages 9 May 5, 2011 #3 Your suggestion worked. Thanks a million!!!!!!!! My Computer My Computer OSWindows 7 Ultimate x64CPUAthlon II x2 215 @ 2700 MHzMotherboardMSI 870A G54MemoryG. Skill 8 GB ddr3 @ 1600Graphics Card(s)MSI R5670 PM1G