running a Python script on Windows

Hey guys

I have a question for people that use Python and are experts on Windows.

So the thing is my and my classmate are making a project about the voting system in the USA blalalala

point is we want to run a python script on a windows machine like:

When the PC starts it loads its normal windows but when it goes to the homescreen it automatically opens the script and runs it
Just like a cmd in fullscreen

Do you guys know how this is possible?

step 1. dont do it in python
step 2. ???

Originally Posted by Crandon

This isn't necessarily a Python question. I mean, you could just add it to Windows' startup processes or run a batch script at startup that runs the python script. Either way is easy to do.

Originally Posted by Psychotic

This isn't necessarily a Python question. I mean, you could just add it to Windows' startup processes or run a batch script at startup that runs the python script. Either way is easy to do.

Yeah but its like you shouldnt be able to be on the desktop when the pc is fully loaded it just needs to run the script and thats it.

Originally Posted by Crandon

Yeah but its like you shouldnt be able to be on the desktop when the pc is fully loaded it just needs to run the script and thats it.

So you're asking to do what is done in some offices and such where they don't use the Windows Client but an terminal client.
As said above, you would just have to add it as an startup progress. With highest priority so it get first in the queue.

So I guess you would go for the: Task Schedule

Originally Posted by Crandon

Yeah but its like you shouldnt be able to be on the desktop when the pc is fully loaded it just needs to run the script and thats it.

so you want the script to run automatically if you press the power button on the pc?
that would involve editing the system files

Originally Posted by Jorndel

So you're asking to do what is done in some offices and such where they don't use the Windows Client but an terminal client.
As said above, you would just have to add it as an startup progress. With highest priority so it get first in the queue.

So I guess you would go for the: Task Scheduleⓘ

Did that it didn't work
I have added the script to the startup folder and it starts up when the user logs on

Still not really what I wanted but I think it cant be better.

Originally Posted by Crandon

Did that it didn't work
I have added the script to the startup folder and it starts up when the user logs on

Still not really what I wanted but I think it cant be better.

Then I guess you don't know how to work with Windows and it's Task Schedule.
You could also make an service that would do so the file is ran at startup, this is a little more advanced

What I suggested is exactly what you've described. I'm not sure what else you can do. I think your best bet is to just keep going with Task Schedule.

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