phpstudy settings startup

PhpStudy defaults to non-service mode, which means you have to open it manually, but we want it to start at boot, instead of us opening it manually. The official statement is that selecting the system service means it will start automatically at boot. However, after trying it, it is found that this is not the case. Even if you select the system service, PhpStudy does not start automatically after restarting the server. Follow the tutorials on the Internet and try to click PhpStudy. [Other Options Menu]--[Environmental Port Detection]--[Environmental Port Detection]--[Port Detection] on the panel, an error is reported here, prompting that the system service startup is abnormal, click [Try to force close the relevant process and start], But the problem is still there and has not been solved. I have repeated the operation several times but still get the same prompt. It seems that this method is not working, so I have to use the old method.

The old way I said is to manually go to Windows to set the startup items. This is to set the server Windows environment. It does not match the software PhpStudy. To put it simply, it is Put a PhpStudy file in the Windows startup item and let it execute it on startup. This is what I did: find the installation path of PhpStudy, send the shortcut to the desktop, and then you can see a PhpStudy icon on the desktop; open the C drive on the server, click [Tools]--[File] in the menu bar Folder Options], scroll down, find Show hidden files and folders, select and click Apply, OK; then open the following path C:UsersAdministratorAppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsStart MenuProgramsStartup
Drag the PhpStudy icon on the desktop to this on the computer The folder below is OK. Note that there are many Windows versions, but this path remains unchanged. There is another display method like this, as shown in the picture:

#Then restart the server. You will find that the PhpStudy software has started automatically. At this point, the PhpStudy system service prompts that the startup is abnormal. How to set it to start automatically at startup? Now that I have shared the settings with you, there is something you need to pay attention to.
Note: I don’t know why, VC14 is not compatible with VC11 and VC9, so if you want to switch the PHP version, these three environments must be installed, which is very speechless. In our impression, higher versions should be compatible with lower version programs. As long as you install the higher version, you don’t need to install other programs. But that doesn’t work here. You have to install the previous version too!

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