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I would like to create a script that would allow my daughter to use the computer for a maximum of 3 hours per day during the week. I've searched the web and can't figure out how to make the User Login execute a script on Windows Vista Home Premium. I have my computer set up for 4 users.
Step by step instructions would be appreciated, pictures would be excellent.
Is there any documentation on the detailed process Windows Vista uses when logging on? (Such as which files, commands and their directories that are executed?)
Parental Controls only allows for time slots to be blocked or unblocked, it does not allow for duration. For example, I want to restrict the time to 3 hours duration between 3:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. With Parental Control, I would have to unblock 6 hours, even though I only want her to have 3 hours, but any three during the duration. – Thomas Matthews – 2010-06-24T15:57:03.533
@thomas Check out the last link of my answer then. – BloodPhilia – 2010-06-24T16:03:04.063
I can write my own software, I just want to know the login process for Windows Vista. The *nix family has this knowledge published (I've been System Administrator on Unix and Linux systems). Another reason I don't get along with Microsoft. :-( – Thomas Matthews – 2010-06-24T16:03:25.123
And you want to write your own software just because you can? Why re-invent the wheel? Anyway, uou can use Group Policy to set a startup script that runs at login. – BloodPhilia – 2010-06-24T16:31:41.280