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Software => HFS ~ HTTP File Server => Topic started by: rawbanana on March 29, 2006, 07:58:18 AM
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I just use Windows XP and was wondering if there is a way to get HFS to automatically start after rebooting a computer?
I realize I can do this by setting up HFS as a service but that seems very troublesome to do. Regular programs often just have an checkbox option to automatically start on reboot. Is there a reason HFS can't do this or am I just missing something here?
Otherwise great program. Thanks!
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I just use Windows XP and was wondering if there is a way to get HFS to automatically start after rebooting a computer?
Well, if you don't want to set it up as a service, you can include it in your Windows startup. Very easy to do. Just drag and drop or copy and paste hfs.exe shortcut into windows startup folder. (Start > Programs > Startup). Done.
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i didn't put the feature because you can just drag&drop hfs in programs -> startup
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Yes there is a way!
just make a shortcut to the exe file,
press start -> All prgrams- > dubble tap the startup folder,
now place the shortcut of the HFS.exe file here
OR:
if in classical taskbar mod, Start -> Programs -> dubbletap startup folder,
and put the shortcut of the HFS.exe file there
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ops sry i did not se that rejetto rejetto had answerd it pefor i posted,
wel mine was more detaled if someone had problems understanding his.
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Wow is it that easy? I was looking at that and couldn't figure out if the "startup" folder was just a link folder of if it did something.
If its that easy, having a feature in HFS or not doesn't make a big difference then. But one of those little things that should help make HFS an even more user friendly and awesome software.
Thanks again rejetto!