> They are Set to auto. None of our apps are services - Just standard
> apps, although a couple just sit in the system tray.
>
> If we didn't launch stuff at startup, and just relied on manually
> launching the stuff, there is no problem. Since FB is supposed to be
> running as a service, it should be completely up and running before
> you've even logged into windows - This is what makes me think it might
> be the guardian's fault, as I think that runs as an app,

rubbish - check the services listing...
and don't be fooled into thinking that windows has started all services
before users can log in
Alan

rather than a

> service, so it's not launching the FB Service until after windows is
> logged in and it starts?
>
> We're going to do some experimenting... another thing is that we never
> had this problem with interbase 6 Opensource.
>