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mentasm

Hi,

 

Recently when I decided to switch to ET as daily from EWMC, I set ET to startup with windows. 

 

I have my media centre set to complete a image based backup every morning and reboot afterwards to keep things fresh.  This means that ET has to startup each day.

 

I have been noticing when coming to use the media centre each day that ET is loaded but I am presented with a welcome screen requiring me to click on a button to load the ET home page.

 

I don't get the same screen if I launch ET manually

 

Any ideas whats going on?

 

I run with ET auto-login and emby server is not running as a service, but is launched via the startup folder.

 

Possibly taking server longer to startup than ET?  Is there any easy way to delay ET.  With EWMC I used to have to run a powershell script from the startup folder to introduce a 60 sec delay to make sure emby server was completely loaded before EWMC tried to login

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Most likely the server has not started up yet, so the app tries to log you in, fails, then sends you back to the welcome/connection process.

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mentasm

Is there any other way to address this than unchecking the 'start with windows' option and starting ET with a script?

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Disorganise

Which windows version?

I'm on 10 now and have server ticked to start with windows (as a tray app not a service), and I added ET to the start somehow but I can't remember and I'm away from home for a fee days....it wasn't a start folder like in 7 and I *think* there were some delay options.

 

If 7 then I'd probably knock together a batch file with a wait/delay command followed by the call to start ET.

 

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mentasm

7. Did a powershell script. Working now.

 

Would be good if the menu in ETD had maybe 30sec or 60 as an option along with on and off for start with windows

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