There is no so-called UAC prompt when launching a setup program with administrator rights. This was the case here as well. Even after I ran the setup program with administrator rights, the service still did not start automatically. The program works when you run the EXE directly. So, I don't understand why it doesn't work when I set up `start11.exe` to launch automatically at startup. What is the point of the service if you can theoretically just have the EXE run every time the system
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No service is being blocked in other installations, either. Furthermore, the issue is that—days after any new Stardock installation—the program stops launching automatically at system startup. Judging by various forum posts, I don't seem to be the only one facing this problem. Even if I disable the virus scanner, the issue persists after a re-installation. What now? It works fine when I start the program manually. So why doesn't it start automatically after
Well, that didn't help me at all! The service wasn't running, and the thread I mentioned talked about activating the service via PowerShell—but it didn't explain how to actually do it. What now?
Hi, I did exactly that, but it doesn't help at all. I manually added START11.EXE to the startup list. It worked for a few days, but then stopped. What now?
I downloaded and installed the Start11v2_Setup.exe software. The PC restarted, but unfortunately, the Start11 application did not launch automatically; the standard Windows 11 Start menu was still displayed. I subsequently added Start11.exe to the startup apps list via Task Manager, but the software still does not launch automatically when the system starts up. What should I do now? My system: HP Notebook, CPU: 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-1255U (1.70 GHz), RAM 32 GB, Graphic: