rkml wrote:
> True but that is where the problem lies... When you are running an
> unattended server, you would not want the machine to log in after a reboot
> if your machine is in a remote location. You want to make sure it runs as a
> service without logging into it.
>
> What happens if someone gains access to the machine locally cause you gave
> him the "KEYS" to the house...
>
It's exactly the same issue as having to manually log in to run a batch
file. If it runs in HKLM autorun it
doesn't need a user logged in.
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