TRIGGERcmd not starting at boot
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@TheConfax, that is strange. Did the prompt for the token even come up right after you installed the agent?
You could try a couple of things:
- Kill the one you see in task manager, and re-run TRIGGERcmd Agent, to see if it shows up.
- Delete your c:\Users\theco\.TRIGGERcmdData folder, then kill and re-run the agent. At that point it should prompt you for your token. If you already have the computer in your account, you'll want to delete that before entering the token so it doesn't create a duplicate.
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@Russ sorry again for the late reply but I'm not getting mail notifications from the forum
I can try to delete the data maybe, but just to get things straight, the program is working fine, I'm using it with Siri Shortcuts, it just won't ever start at boot by itself! The screenshot is from the "startup" sectionin task manager, when I run it manually the process comes up and the tray icon comes up and all works fine, so is a startup only problem.
I told you all that because solution 1 seemed like i had the process and not the tray icon, and that is not the case, everything is fine, that is the startup section of Task Manager.
Should I delete the folder?
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@TheConfax, no, don't delete the .TRIGGERcmdData folder. It probably won't help this problem. Now I understand it's just a startup problem.
I don't know why the normal startup process isn't working, but I think this work-around will work:
Copy the TRIGGERcmd Agent shortcut to the Startup folder.
From: %appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\TRIGGERcmd
To: C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUpTo get to the From folder, search for TRIGGERcmd, right-click it, and click Open file location.
I tested this on my computer and it worked for me.
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@Russ said in TRIGGERcmd not starting at boot:
%appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\TRIGGERcmd
Hi, @Russ
That is precisely what is not working, my startup folder looks like this:
As you can see there are other programs that are starting fine at boot, but triggerCMD is never starting!
I tried inserting the link in both startup folders (common and user), and as a registry key to launch at startup too, and none of this is working...
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@TheConfax, man that is odd. I've never seen this before. It works fine if you run it manually right?
I don't get it. You could try uninstalling and re-installing it. That won't delete your data.
I don't have a lot of confidence it will fix it, but it's worth a try.
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@Russ yeah I know that's odd, that is why I posted here on the forums, I was hoping that it was a known issue...
I'll try reinstalling then! Thank you anyway!
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Hello. I'm also having the same problem. I've done the same tests and it didn't work. In my case, I'm in Brazil and I use Windows 10 Professional x64. It is worth mentioning that when I create the shortcut and place it in the start folder, the shortcut only works if I click on it. Does not work at startup. I like the program is very useful, I even paid for the license to enjoy another PC. I will be very happy if you find out why this is happening. Thanks.
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@hdegenaro Yes, the problem never solved for me too, you can put a simple .bat script in the startup folder pointing to the folder where TriggerCMD is installed to workaround, with the bat script launches every time.
If you don't want to see a CMD window at every boot, you can convert it into an exe and make it a background software.
Hope this helps you, this problem must be solved though.
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@TheConfax Thanks for answering. I will do this and I will return to speak if it worked.
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@TheConfax Hello, my friend ... I would like to say that it worked for me too. Thanks for the tip!
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@Russ There is a way to fix this problem in your program so that it starts with Windows? The installation of the "background service" does not work either. Isn't this a bug? Sorry for the questions.
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@Russ ... Same issue here. Seems to have a incompatibility with a app from MS at the Store (Phone).
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@Ivan-Kuler and @hdegenaro, I think it is a bug, but it's difficult for me to fix because the bug doesn't happen for me. For me, on all of my computers, it always starts up automatically when I log in. If I could see the bug myself, I could probably fix it.
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@Russ for me no worries at all... but happen in 2 of my computer already.
The workaround to use a batch (in my case a Ahk script compiled in Exe file works..Meanwhile, Iām seeking to figure out is is a incompatible with a process running... the App Your Phone from MS Store.
Keep you aware..
Br,
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Thanks @Ivan-Kuler.
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@Russ I just wanted to check in again to say that I'm noticing that the .bat workaround is not working for me every time lately... have you tried to dig into this? I can provide you troubleshooting info if you need it.
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@TheConfax, honestly I forgot about it, but I'd like to solve it if I can.
I wonder if the problem is specific to certain non-english versions of Windows 10. Are you running an Italian version of Windows 10?
I'm confident I can solve it if I can reproduce the problem. I'd like to create a virtual machine running Windows 10 with the Italian version (if that's what you're running). I tried installing an additional language on my Windows, but that didn't show me the problem.
Right now I'm downloading an Italian version of Windows 10 ISO using the media creation tool I downloaded from here:
https://www.microsoft.com/it-it/software-download/windows10
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@Russ Yes, I'm running Win10 Home in Italian, probably the Brazilian guy had one in Portuguese... could be that, let us know
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@TheConfax, bad news. It worked fine for me. I installed the TRIGGERcmd agent and rebooted my Italian version of Windows 10 and it automatically started up.
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@Russ To be honest is not a constant thing, without the fix it starts like 1 out of 10 attempts, with the .bat fix it starts like 19 out of 20 attempts.
Try rebooting some times, if unsuccesful in breaking it, try shutting down and powering on the virtual machine some times, both with and without fast startup enabled.
