Windows 10: Set default volume at Windows startup

Last week i was searching for a way to set a specific volume on windows startup. I have literally been googling this for years but never found the answer Well... now i made my own little "Program" and i hope it's oke to share this here so others can find the answer to this question. GitHub - /SetVol: A little program that sets a specific volume on every windows startup SetVol A little program that sets a specific volume on every windows startup Jut make sure to unpack before installing ############################################################## Very simple and lightweight Doesn't stay running in background, no systemtray icon or any notifications ############################################################## Made it because i needed the function and could not find anything like this Desided to make it a little more user friendly and share it online so others could enjoy ############################################################## Tested on Windows 10 Home Ver. 21H1 Please let me know if you have any issues

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Can't get GPU-Z to start with Windows 8.1 startup

I'm not sure how to do that. Could you list the steps for a noob?

 

Setting Default Printer via Startup Script

This looks like a good solution, and similar to some of the VB scripts I tried.. but it is a logon script. I would need something that works as a startup script. We are not mapping printers to users as they move around too much, but rather mapping to each computer.

The Link that W1ZZARD posted is good information. Sadly however, I have tried utilizing most of the commands that are available. The /c command is indeed interesting, but we are trying to map them when a computer starts up (prior to logon screen) versus just mapping them remotely. The purpose would be if we had a lab that needed the default printer changed, sure we could just send the remote command to each machine, or even remote into them ourselves and manually do it, but I was looking for a smoother alternative.

It seems like its just something that will have to be done manually and with user education.

Thanks for all the suggestions though.

 

Setting Default Printer via Startup Script

I use a batch at startup to set the default printer,

@Echo off
RUNDLL32 PRINTUI.DLL,PrintUIEntry /y /n "Printer Name"
exit