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I have nView Desktop Manager 146.33 installed on my computer, and I use it to manage windows across my screens. However, I have to manually open and enable it every time my computer is booted. Is there a way to automatically enable nView on startup?

Hennes
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Just put a shortcut of the needed executable file or files in the following path:

C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup

Scorpion99
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On my system, nView was located at C:\Windows\System32\rundll32.exe "C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\nview\nvwdmcpl.dll", nViewMain

I found this by:

  1. finding nView Desktop Manager link in my start menu.
  2. right-clicking -> Properties
  3. copy the information from Target
  4. I notice that Start in has "C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\nview"
SherylHohman
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You make the nView executable into a service.

To do this you need to open powershell and run: sc create nService binPath= "c:/program files/etc"

Then head into services.msc and set it to 'automatic'.

Jay
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    Which executable should I use? As far as I can tell I can only access nView through the right-click menu on the desktop. `C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\nview` contains 3 .exe files: nwiz, nvAppBar, and nvTaskbar. None of those opens the same app I see when I right-click the desktop and select nView Desktop Manager. – Ryan Aug 27 '15 at 16:42