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Yep, here you go.
However, it sounds like the person that posted that hasn't actually tested it himself, so take it with a grain of salt and make backups first.
Alternatively, just put the shortcut into the "startup" folder in your start menu. You'll still see explorer.exe starting up first, but then it will load Steam and open BP when it's done.
Unless it just makes Windows unbootable and you're unable to reach the forum as a result. Then, I guess, I won't hear from you.
http://steamcommunity.com/groups/bigpicture/discussions/1/882960163772490356/
for auto open and auto shutdown. But i'm running in a problem here. When Steam BP launches, it says it wasnt able to connect and ask me to go offline mode. I read this article:
http://blog.regs79.com/2012/09/17/boot-directly-into-steam-big-picture-mode/
Since I have a SSD, it boots up before it starts to connect to the internet, hence the message to go offline or connect online.
When I press Go Online, Steam crashes.... Thats where I'm in a dead end. It's a bug, So basicaly, I boot up, Steam launches in its Shell, ask me to go offline or online and when I press online, Steam crashes.
So for the past hour i've been looking a way to delay the launch of the shell, a bit like the 2nd article did but this was launching Steam after explorer was up.
Any help?
cmd /K "<path to batch file>"
That should let you execute a batch like the second article described without starting explorer.exe first. So the first thing Windows will do when it starts is open a command window to follow the instructions in the bat file, which will wait 7 seconds then launch Steam.
To be honest, this sounds a lot less elaborate, and it's not like you're going to see the task bar or desktop once Big Picture starts up anyway.
http://www.sevenforums.com/customization/79667-remove-taskbar-100-a.html#post696027
And hide the icons on your desktop after.
But so far, if you want to launch it as a Shell, without explorer.exe, we will have to wait till Steam fix the bug or has an integrated feature
for current user:
I'm calling this batch instead of steam.exe, it will logout Windows session after exiting Steam:
TIP: add tsdiscon command as a non-steam game into your library for user switching
WARNING: Do not close Big Picture (switch Steam to the desktop mode) until some shell (explorer.exe) is not running, for emergency case, press CTRL+ALT+DEL and choose Task Manager to call explorer.exe (you can run any command here).
Please DON'T DO ANYTHING if you have no clue what I'm writing about !!!