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* PW command line options
| Command line option | Meaning |
| --- | --- |
| -delay_start \<seconds\> | Delay application startup by specified seconds, useful if PW autostart fails to show icon due to Windows upgrade.
| -redirect_appdata | Use current dir instead of user appdata dir to store database file, this option is also useful for launching multiple PW instances.
| -splash=0 | No splash window at PW startup
| -redirect_appdata | Use current dir instead of user appdata dir to store database file, this option allows launching multiple PW instances.
| -prompt_session_restore | Upon resuming last session, ask user before restore window layout, this may help to reduce total restore time for remote desktop session on slow internet connection.
| -notification=1 | Turn on balloon tip and sound notification when restoring windows
| -delay_start \<seconds\> | Delay application startup by specified seconds
| -halt_restore \<seconds\> | Delay auto restore by specified seconds in case monitor fails to go to sleep due to fast off-on-off switching.
| -redraw_desktop | redraw whole desktop windows after restore
| -fix_zorder=1 | Turn on z-order fix for automatic restore
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* Send remote desktop or vncviewer window to bottom z-order (because Alt+Esc hotkey does not work for them)
* Defocus rdp window first, then hold Ctrl+Win keys and click the rdp window
* Enable/Disable auto restore for a child or dialog window
* Enable/Disable auto restore for any (child or dialog) window
* To add such window for auto capture/restore, move the window using mouse
* To remove such window from auto capture/restore, hold Ctrl+Shift keys then move the window
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- It is highly recommended to create a task in Task Scheduler to automatically start PersistentWindows triggered by user log on.
- **Make sure to select "Run only when user is logged on", and disable "Stop the task if it runs longer than (3 days)" in task property settings.**
- **Specify command option "-delay_start 10" in Edit Action dialog to avoid startup failure after window upgrade**
- **Specify command option "-delay_start 10" in Edit Action dialog to avoid startup failure after Windows upgrade**
# Use instructions
- Run PersistentWindows.exe as normal user, a splash window will pop up, indicating the program has started successfully.