I’ve released a new version of the tool to run any file at logon time.
You could run your avast scannings (in x64 version that does not have boot time scanning yet), or your defragmentation tool, or anything.
It’s available for download at Bob’s shared files (thanks Bob ;)): http://mysharedfiles.no-ip.org/AnyLogon.zip
More details in the ReadMe.txt file included.
Terms and conditions
1. Anylogon is provided "as is" without any warranty of any kind, either express or implied.
End user assumes the entire risk as to the quality and performance of the product and also for the actions of executing a particular file at logon time.
2. AnyLogon comes with no technical support, although you can ask me for free at http://forum.avast.com/.
3. It's time limited for the current year.
You're not allowed to crack or use reverse engineering to bypass the time limitation.
You're not allowed to alter, change, remove or obscure any notices or other indications (including copyright notices) as to ownership Anylogon.
4. It's strictly for personal usage.
5. It's a freeware. It could be shipped in any way only if this file (ReadMe.txt) is also present.
6. Anylogon could be detected as infected by some antivirus due to its ability to schedule files to be executed at logon time.
Check if the file is the one shown at http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/ba60ac521a2bfd280606e9ffb5b6e1c8ef154c8daf0e815106c13cd954576a9d-1272122696
MD5: 39e809715a317d0b8f6517b5ca3d5fae
Usage
1. Run the program (you need administration rights or allow UAC).
2. Choose the file to be executed at logon time. Confirm.
3. Choose for automatically or manual logon.
4. The file will be executed (by its own or running the associated program) at next logon.
5. Generally, after executing anything at logon time, you need to click Ctrl+Alt+Del and make logoff/logon again.
System requirements
1. Windows XP/Vista/7
Privacy
1. This software does not collect any personal information.
2. It does not require network access (neither inbound nor outbound).
Version history
March, 14 2010: 1.0 First release. Allows only executables to be run at logon time. Time limitation of May, 1 2010.
April, 24 2010: 1.1 Allows any file to be executed at logon time. Time limitation of December, 31 2010.
