Is there any way to make input director starts execution before login with user and password in Windows? Thanks

[T T]

Is there any way to make input director starts execution before login with user and password in Windows? I would like to turn on a computer B and be able to log in that computer B using the keyboard and mouse of another computer  A that is already on. Thanks

[Steve Brook]

Start input Director on the computer B, go to Global Preferences and tick the box "Run Input Director on startup" and make sure "On start" Input Director is enabled

[T T]

Thanks, I just unmarked the "Run Input Director at start up.", closed the app, opened it up again, and marked it again and now it works. I am not sure whether this fixed it or whether it was already working before that. Anyway, thanks.

[T T]

The same thing happened again and "Run Input Director on startup" is checked. And "Input Director is Enabled" is selected in "On start". If I do not log in Windows 11 in the slave computer, it is not controllable. In Windows11 apps->Startup it also ON. Do you have any other suggestions? Something I have observed is that even after login Input director in the slave computer will not show its icon in the system tray of Windows 11. It works as slave but it is not there. I do not know whether this has anything to do with the issue I described.

Thanks

[Steve Brook]

Sorry TT I have nothing else on this as I don't have Windows 11 (and have no intention of getting it) :)

[Tamilan]

Even you enabled on the startup in Slave. It won't work without login in 1st time... Each and every time the Input Direct will work only login if you restarted..