F@H Shortcut problem
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F@H Shortcut problem
I downloaded F@H and I expected there to be a shortcut on my desktop but there wasn't. so I uninstalled f@h, went to advance install instead of express to see if I get the shortcut but that didn't work. Everytime I turn off my pc, I see that f@h isn't running, and I can't run it myself because there is no shortcut on my dekstop. please help
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Re: F@H Shortcut problem
Hello frod_haya, welcome to the Folding Support Forum.
The client installer sets the client to start automatically at Windows login, unless you changed that during the setup. There is no need for a desktop icon to start FAH. Check the task tray for a FAH icon.
The installer also puts a FAHClient folder in the usual place for all software installs: Start / All Programs / FAHClient You can select the Folding@home link in that folder to start folding if you turned off the auto start in the setup.
See also the Install Guides on the FAH website.
The client installer sets the client to start automatically at Windows login, unless you changed that during the setup. There is no need for a desktop icon to start FAH. Check the task tray for a FAH icon.
The installer also puts a FAHClient folder in the usual place for all software installs: Start / All Programs / FAHClient You can select the Folding@home link in that folder to start folding if you turned off the auto start in the setup.
See also the Install Guides on the FAH website.
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