EasyVPN starts with Windows. But I want it to sign me in before I log on, so that I can do Desktop Control to log on from the Welcome screen, or use the IP for FTP or Map Network Drive.
I made EasyVPN to sign me in at the welcome screen by adding EasyVPN.exe to gpedit.msc > Computer Configuration > Windows Settings > Scripts (Startup/Shutdown) > Startup. But this method has side effects:
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Even after EasyVPN sign in at the welcome screen, I can’t configure the Desktop Control even after pressing the Configure button. The fact is, the UI of EasyVPN seems to be a little bit out of control in that situation.
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I can’t get access to the UI of EasyVPN any more after log on, the EasyVPN.exe process is still there though. I have to kill the process and restart EasyVPN to use it normally.
Any help? Thanks.
Yip