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[guide] auto start you'r PC and bots

brainAbuddy

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hey buddies

a few days ago I started to bot again and also a few days ago we got 1 week of holidays here in the Netherlands so this mean 1 week full into party mode!
This also means I wake up on around 12:00, but I wanted to start me bots on 06:00.
so I did a quick search on google and found 2 simple guide that would help you.
because I couldn't post any outside link I just copy paste it so no screenshots for you guys :(

keep in mind when you do this you CAN'T monitor you'r PC I know that the most of you are smart enough to know this, but just to be safe

use on you'r own risk

First you will need a Relogger.
You will need to use HBrelog, because there is a option to startup you'r profiles when the program starts. select this and you'r done with HBrelog

second you will need to add HBrelog to you'r startup programs.
I have used this guide:
Here's How:
1. Log on to the user account that you want to create this task to run for.

2. Open the Start Menu, then type taskschd.msc in the search box and press enter.

3. If prompted by UAC, click on Yes.

4. In the left pane of Task Scheduler, click on the Task Scheduler Library folder, then click on New Folder in the far right pane. (see screenshot below)
Task - Create to Run a Program at Startup and Log On-step1.jpg
5. Type in a name (ex: program name "Core Temp") you want for the new task folder to make finding the task easier, then click on OK. (see screenshot below)

6. In the left pane of Task Scheduler, click on the new task folder (ex: Core Temp), and click on Create Task in the far right pane. (see screenshot below)
Task - Create to Run a Program at Startup and Log On-step3.jpg
7. Under the General tab, type in a name for the task (ex: Program Name "Core Temp"). (see screenshot below)

8. Under the General tab,
If Used in a Administrator User Account
Check the Run with hightest Priveleges box. (see screenshot above)
If Used in a Standard User Account
Leave the Run with hightest Priveleges box unchecked. (see screenshot above)
9. Click on the Configure for drop down box to open it, and select Windows® 7, Windows Server™ 2008 R2. (see screenshot above and below)
NOTE: This is like compatibility mode. If the program does not support running in Windows 7 normally, then you can select the OS that is does support running in instead to have it run in compatibility mode as if it was running in that OS instead of Windows 7.
1 and/or 12 below for when you would like to have this task run.

11. To Have the Task Run "At startup"
A) Click on the Triggers tab and New button. (see screenshot below)

B) In the Begin the task drop down menu list, select At startup. Next, make sure that Enabled is checked, and click on OK. (see screenshot below)

C) Do step 12 as well. It is required for the "At startup" to work.
12. To Have the Task Run "At log on"
A) Under the Triggers tab, click on the New button. (see screenshot below)

B) In the Begin the task drop down menu list, select At log on. Next, make sure that Enabled is checked, and click on OK. (see screenshot below)

13. Click on the Actions tab and New button. (see screenshot below)

14. In the Action drop down menu list, select Start a program, then click on the Browse button. (see screenshot below)

15. Navigate to and select the program's EXE file or shortcut to the EXE file, then click on Open. (see screenshot below)
NOTE: Remember that a standard user account cannot run a elevated program at startup or log on. See NOTE at top of tutorial for more information.

Tip Tip
If you created an elevated program shortcut and wanted to run it at startup and/or log in, you would enter the full path of the elevated program shortcut here.
Task - Create to Run a Program at Startup and Log On-step9.jpg
16. Click on OK. (see screenshot below)

17. Click on the Conditions tab, and uncheck the Stop if the computer switches to battery power box first, then uncheck the Start the task only if the computer is on AC power box. (see screenshots below)
NOTE: This step is mostly for laptops, so that you will be able to run the program when the laptop is running on battery power.


18. Click on the Settings tab, and check the If the task fails, restart every box. (see screenshot below)

19. Click on OK. (see screenshot above)

20. You can now close Task Scheduler. (see screenshot below)
NOTE: If you look in the middle pane under the Author column for the task that you just created, you will be able to tell what user account the task is for.
Task - Create to Run a Program at Startup and Log On-step12.jpg
21. Log off and log on this user account, or restart the computer to test you new task.

when this is done you just need to do 1 more thing that could be a bit hard when you don't know how.
because this really depends on wich motherboard you are using, but in the most BIOSen it's the same

The following guide is very basic and was created for a very old gigabyte motherboard.
If you still don't know how just do a quick search on google with the name of you'r motherboard
1Restart your computer

2Press delete when you get to the screen that says "Press DEL, F1 or F2 key to enter SETUP or BIOS."

3Use the arrow keys to find the "Power Management" tab. Scroll to "Power Up Control. " Press enter.

4Scroll to "Resume by alarm / Power up by alarm. Enable it.

5Select wake up Day/Hour/Minute options. (select Daily in wake up Day option, if you want PC to start daily automatically at given time).

6Press "Esc" on your keyboard when you have reached the desired power-up time. Say yes when it asks for confirmation of the changes.

7Wait for your computer to reboot. Turn it off each night. It will boot itself up at the desired time.
 
to complicated :p

Im using sng like this :

Code:
timeout 60
start "" "C:\Program Files (x86)\VyprVPN\VyprVPN.exe"
rasdial VPN [email][email protected][/email] passwrd
call Clonewow.bat
call CloneHB.bat
start "" "c:\HBRelog\HBRelog.exe"
shutdown -r -t 17200
 
Great. Thought about doing this the last few days, and now there is a guide ;)

ty mate

ps: Is there a possibiity to shut the pc down at xxx time ?
 
to complicated :p

Im using sng like this :

Code:
timeout 60
start "" "C:\Program Files (x86)\VyprVPN\VyprVPN.exe"
rasdial VPN [email][email protected][/email] passwrd
call Clonewow.bat
call CloneHB.bat
start "" "c:\HBRelog\HBRelog.exe"
shutdown -r -t 17200
what do you mean with SNG ?
 
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