Starting a program at a specified time. The Windows CE / Windows Mobile OS contains functionality for automatically starting a program at a specified time. The functionality is available through a call to CeRunApAtTime from the CoreDLL library. Re: Windows CE: Programmatically Setting Up an Application to Auto Start Hello Bruce, Thank you for the valuable information, but as a matter of fact I. More How To Autostart A Program In Windows Ce videos. Dec 04, 2013 I have a Motorola MC9090 device and it runs Windows CE 5. An application that is auto starting on Windows CE. To kill the program with the.

I'm currently trying to make an application written in.Net CF 2.0 start automatically during the startup of a Windows CE 5.0 device. Based on this article: I tried putting a shortcut to my application in the Startup folder of windows directory or adding a registry value to the HKLM init like 'Launch77'='app.exe' which both didn't work because the storage and registry of the device are volatile and get reset when the device is turned off. Then I tried using registry hive and made a system.hv to make the registry changes persistent but in HKLM init BootVars the SystemHive is set to a folder residing on the volatile storage.

Is there any other way to start the application? Can I force the device use the memory card to backup/restore the registry? The answer really depends on the configuration of the device. If nothing is persisted on the device, including the registry, it will be very difficult to get this to work unless the OEM provides some proprietary 'startup' sequence (many do, but it's OEM-specific). Generally, if you have a persistent file system, you would put a shortcut to the app in the Windows Startup folder. If the file system isn't persistent, this will not work.

Yamaha Xg Ymf740c-v Driver. If you have a persistent registry (you may have to call RegFlushKey after making the change to get it to persist), then using the HKLM Init key should work (). If neither of these are available, then check with the OEM. Almost all of the devices I've used had some mechanism for launching an app off of storage (internal flash, USB, SD, etc), but again it is very device-specific so I can't point you in any specific direction.