Solution #4 is something I discovered lately, and is very straightforward.Finally, solution #1 requires administrative rights, while the other two may be done by any user.Solution #2 is a bit more "hidden" to the user, while solution #3 leaves much more control to the user in terms of disabling the automatic start.It is also worth to note that #1 always start the script, while #2 and #3 will start the script only on a specific user (I think that if you use the default user then it will start on everyone, but I am not sure of the details).Solution #1 starts the script with the computer, while solution #2 and #3 start it when the user who installed it logs in.The actual solution depends on your needs, and what the script is actually doing.
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