Steps to reproduce:
- Install NVDA with the --install-silent flag
- Restart the system.
Actual behavior:
NVDA runs at the logon screen.
Expected behavior:
NVDA shouldn't run at the logon screen when explicitly chosen to install silent.
Additional details
This issue is relevant for system administrators who want to install NVDA silently on a multi user system. IN the current situation, it is not possible to specify the start at logon behaviour from the command line. I think it makes sense to make False the default for first time silent installations. Alternatively, we could consider introducing a new command line parameter.
cc @michaelDCurran, @feerrenrut, @derekriemer
System configuration:
Not applicable. This issue is unrelated to the Windows version of use and I believe it has been there since the --install-silent parameter was introduced.
Steps to reproduce:
Actual behavior:
NVDA runs at the logon screen.
Expected behavior:
NVDA shouldn't run at the logon screen when explicitly chosen to install silent.
Additional details
This issue is relevant for system administrators who want to install NVDA silently on a multi user system. IN the current situation, it is not possible to specify the start at logon behaviour from the command line. I think it makes sense to make False the default for first time silent installations. Alternatively, we could consider introducing a new command line parameter.
cc @michaelDCurran, @feerrenrut, @derekriemer
System configuration:
Not applicable. This issue is unrelated to the Windows version of use and I believe it has been there since the --install-silent parameter was introduced.