Automatically run the developed program when the system starts, using scheduled tasks

The program runs automatically when the system starts and uses the scheduled task.

If you do this by setting up the registry, you will not be able to run automatically if the user does not log on to the desktop.

So the use of planning tasks, that is, users do not log in, as long as the computer power on or restart, can run the development of the program in the background.

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Automatically run the developed program when the system starts, using scheduled tasks