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Hi to all,

Synergy's windows is started when i login into my both PC (Synergy Client or Server do the same things). If i close this window it kill the application ! I would like to know if it's possible to avoid to have windows and just have the system tray ?

I execute the following command from my registry : "D:ApplicationsSynergy+ x64synergys.exe" --no-daemon --debug WARNING --name X --address :24800

(I prefer to execute Synergy at login instead as windows services, because it's more easyiest to setup for unattended installation).

Is there any command line for avoid these windows ? I use Synergy beta 1.4.3 64-bit under Windows 7 OS.

Thks you for your help in advance.

asked 14 Aug '11, 11:16

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edited 15 Aug '11, 04:47

Remove the --no-daemon option from your command line. That option tells Synergy that you DO NOT want it to run in the background.

(15 Aug '11, 11:14) willichan ♦

I tried it, but a windows come again !

(15 Aug '11, 11:40) ElrickLandon

Where in the registry are you putting your startup command? What is the OS? Since you are putting it in the registry anyway, how is this easier for unattended install?

(15 Aug '11, 12:02) willichan ♦

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(15 Aug '11, 12:04) willichan ♦

I add a registry value with my batch (Reg ADD dos command) The key is added in

HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun
The keyname is "Synergy Server" The value is
"D:ApplicationsSynergy+ x64synergys.exe"  --no-daemon --debug WARNING --name X --address :24800
This is what the application do when you choose to use Synergy at login. So there is no reason for having this windows.

(16 Aug '11, 06:38) ElrickLandon

I recommend you run it as a service. You can see my post for help.

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answered 12 Sep '11, 11:37

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edited 19 Jul '12, 14:29

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