How to pause script execution until a user has logged in

[NelsonAz]

Hello,

I'm currently working on an automation script which executes a set of installers and then performs a reboot.

After rebooting the system, the script starts up (using a runOnce registry key).

Question: Is there a way to pause the script until a user has logged into the system (rather than waiting an arbitrary amount of time)?

The reason I ask is that certain AutoIt functions which I'm using after the reboot are failing, as no user is logged in.

Thank you,

Nelson

[goss34]

Could you place the script here:

%allusersprofile%/Start Menu\Programs\Startup

This should then run when any user logs on.

[ViciousXUSMC]

HKCU Runonce should not run until the user has logged in.

I guess HKLM runs without a user?

I normally put all my scripts in the All User Startup Folder and I know they do not run until they log in. If i need run once I just have my script check for a reg key.

[NelsonAz]

Thank you both for your assistance.

Nelson