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My version of DIAdem automatically starts whenever I log into my computer. I checked, and DIAdem in my startup programs list. Although NI Error reporting is listed.
No NI installer configures DIAdem to run at computer startup. So some code or some person has done this on your end. There is no special mechanism in DIAdem to run at boot up, so you can just look in all the usual places to find the start up configuration that someone has created for you. Do you have any coworkers who play practical jokes?
I am the only one who has access to this computer, and I certainly didn't set it to run at start-up. Unless I did it by accident, but I'm not sure that that is possible.
Are you talking about the actual DIAdem software, or are you referring the the "My DataFinder" that runs in your task bar.
The "My DataFinder" is designed to run whenever your computer is started up, DIAdem itself only starts automatically when the user configures their computer to do so.
You can turn off the automatic start of the "DataFinder" tool in the msconfig tool provided by MicroSoft, under the "Startup" tab.
Yes, more specific documentation for this application would be helpful.
Another thing to check: what if this startup executable is set as default program for some filetype (ie. vbs) which will be automatically run/opended during OS start-up?
Based on the dialog I get when I run "DIAdemStart.exe", I'd say that's the method used to register all the DIAdem components with the operating system, which is normally the last thing the installer does. I do not think this has anything to do with your DIAdem launching unexpectedly.
