Solved How do I edit the command to auto hide the program when it is startup

[ytyyutianyun]

In "msconfig" startup window, I edit the command, like below.

"C:\*****.exe" \hide
"C:\*****.exe" \hide -autostart
"C:\*****.exe" silent
"C:\*****.exe" \background

But all above don't work.

Then can anyone help me.

Thanks for advance!

 

[carwiz]

How did you code the programs? The parameter(s) are passed to the program on execution.

 

[ytyyutianyun]

How did you code the programs? The parameter(s) are passed to the program on execution.

Thank you for your reply.

The program is made by others, and I don't know the codes, So it is up to the inner code of the program, right?
I need to know the program's inner command?

 

[carwiz]

If the program was coded for it, then yes you need the command. If not, there may be other ways. What type of output does the program have? If it has a User Interface (UI) you'd probably have to run it wrapped in script. If it's console type output, you could just port the output to a file.

 

[ytyyutianyun]

If the program was coded for it, then yes you need the command. If not, there may be other ways. What type of output does the program have? If it has a User Interface (UI) you'd probably have to run it wrapped in script. If it's console type output, you could just port the output to a file.

Thanks
a User Interface of document type:exe. Then how to wrap in script?

 

[carwiz]

Use a Power Shell script. PS is available in Administrative Tools. I don't write code for folks. That's not the intent of this site or my involvement.

 

[ytyyutianyun]

Use a Power Shell script. PS is available in Administrative Tools. I don't write code for folks. That's not the intent of this site or my involvement.

Thank you, I know the tool to use and I will try it.