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How to config windows PC to still crunch if log out

I just got a new i7 (8 processing threads!!!). It has been two years since I have set up a computer to resume processing if the computer reset to install updates prior to logging in?

Any instructions for setting up PC or Bonic config to enable would be appreciated.
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Re: How to config windows PC to still crunch if log out

If BOINC is installed as a service it runs at start-up without needing to login.
You can un-instal and re-instal but may lose tasks in progress.

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Re: How to config windows PC to still crunch if log out

If BOINC is installed as a service it runs at start-up without needing to login.
You can un-instal and re-instal but may lose tasks in progress.

Paul.


Thanks Paul, How do I do that?
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Re: How to config windows PC to still crunch if log out

It should be an option during BOINC installation.

If you're running GPU tasks at another project they will not be able to process with BOINC as a service. An FYI.
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Re: How to config windows PC to still crunch if log out

It should be an option during BOINC installation.

If you're running GPU tasks at another project they will not be able to process with BOINC as a service. An FYI.


TY the GPU issue gave me pause, but then I found the thread whining about no WCG work for GPUs.
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Re: How to config windows PC to still crunch if log out

Whatever... If you really want to crunch using GPUs (in other projects), you can configure your system's logon options, and setup automatic login.

Press Win+R to get a Run window, and enter the command:"control userpasswords2":


Uncheck the checkbox on the top:


And enter your autologin credentials after you clicked "confirm".

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Very cool. Thanks Wow that is one seriously robust password!!!! Or is that normal for Chinese Characters?
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Very cool. Thanks Wow that is one seriously robust password!!!! Or is that normal for Chinese Characters?


Nope... smile
Chinese characters cannot be used in password string (IMEs are unavailable while entering in a password textbox), and I saved the password in my phone's "Notes" app, so it may not be THAT robust as you think biggrin
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Very cool. Thanks Wow that is one seriously robust password!!!! Or is that normal for Chinese Characters?


Nope... smile
Chinese characters cannot be used in password string (IMEs are unavailable while entering in a password textbox), and I saved the password in my phone's "Notes" app, so it may not be THAT robust as you think biggrin



That may well be but a 24 character password is very large in my book. I think my max password length is just 13. What you do with ROBUST password is another matter!!!!!!!!!!
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