Autorunning Command line when I boot into Windows

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  1. Winter Charm, May 25, 2013

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    Does anyone know how I would autorun command line when booting into windows?

    I would like to set the default minimum fan speed under windows to be 3100 rpm instead of the 2000 rpm, simply because windows has horrible temperature management.

    I use MacFan to do this.

    Currently, the command I have to type in, every time I log in is:

    >> cd C://MacFan

    >> MacFanx64.exe 3100 3100

    Those two commands let me execute the program and change my fan speeds for that session.

    Is there any way to make them run automatically, when I start up? Thanks.
     
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  2. iMacDragon, May 26, 2013

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    Simplest way is to make a .bat file with the commands in, and then add a shortcut to this into the startup folder in start menu. There are neater ways that won't show command window briefly, but it's the simplest.
     
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  3. Winter Charm, May 31, 2013

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    did that. :) worked perfectly. Thank you :)
     
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