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I'm using Windows Server 2003 and I have a command to be executed on start-up. This command will be executed only if a Administrator logs-in. But since many users are using this Server with same Administrator account (using Remote Desktop) The start-up program will get triggered on each login creating a new instance of the program.
Is there a way I can set the server not to Run the program if its already executing on another Administrator session ?
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if multiple sessions of the same account are running, you should not use the startup to run 'program' or Command (cmd/bash file) but you the run key From the registry base on the hklm (hkey local machine)