In the main window, go to “Task Scheduler Library” and find the newly created task (refer to the screen below). Select “JoyToKey.exe” and finish creating the task. Click “Create Basic Task…” to open task creation Wizard. Open “Task Scheduler” from Start Menu -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Task Scheduler. Instead, you can use “Task Scheduler” tool and create a task which runs at login time with highest privilege. Even if you select “Run this program as an administrator” in Startup folder, it’ll be ignored in order to protect PC from malwares. However, if you want to start it with an administrator privilege, it’s a bit tricky for Windows 10 (or 8, 7, Vista) due to UAC (User Access Control) restriction. If you’re okay to start JoyToKey as a regular user privilege, you can use “Startup” folder explained above. Automatically start JoyToKey during reboot (Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista) If you want to run JoyToKey as an administrator, right-click the shortcut, open “Property”, and select “Run this program as an administrator”. Then, copy the shortcut to “JoyToKey.exe” into that folder. Go to Windows start menu, right-click “Startup” folder (in “All Programs”), and then select “Open” or “Open all users”, depending on whether you want to start JoyToKey only for yourself or for all users. You just need to create a shortcut and put it in “Startup” folder as follows. 3) Use the method I posted earlier to have this shortcut run minimized. 
Create Elevated Shortcut without UAC prompt in Windows 10 2) Put this elevated shortcut in the Startup folder. Automatically start JoyToKey during reboot (Windows XP)įor Windows XP, it is very easy to start JoyToKey during PC start up. To run a program requiring admin access at startup in Windows 10, just create a shortcut (anywhere, I used the Startup folder itself) with 'run as administrator' checked, then create a short batch file in the startup folder and use the start command to launch the shortcut (omit the. 1) Create an elevated shortcut using the method in the tutorial below to run this program.
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