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Do you want your computer to (running on Windows operating system only) greet/welcome you whenever you switch on or restart it? Follow some simple steps to do so.

  1. It'll open 'Run' window.
  2. It'll open a 'Notepad' window.
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  3. Dim speaks, speech
    speaks="Welcome to your System, Paul. Have a wonderful time dear."
    Set speech=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")
    speech.Speak speaks
  4. "speaks=" Type whatever you want your computer to speak" ".
  5. )
    • For example, if you write "abc.vbs", 'abc' will be the name of the file.
  6. Scroll down,and look for a folder with a name that says 'Startup'. (This step won't work in Windows XP.)
  7. It'll open this folder window for you.
  8. Simple cut/copy and paste here.
  9. If you followed the same steps without any mistake, your computer will speak whatever you typed.
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    How can I do this process in Windows 10?
    Community Answer
    Just simply press windows + R then type: shell:startup Then place your welcome message in there.
  • Question
    How do I make my computer welcome me if I don't see the startup folder? Where do I paste the script?
    Community Answer
    Just follow the given address: C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup. The appdata folder is hidden, so first unhide the hidden folders, then follow the address.
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    Can I do this on a Chromebook?
    Ethan Tyler
    Community Answer
    Yes, you can achieve similar tasks on a Chromebook! While the functionality might differ slightly from other devices, Chromebooks have unique ways to accomplish many tasks. You can find similar apps or web-based tools on a Chromebook, and Chromebooks often support Android applications, expanding their functionality.
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      • '.vbs' is an extension to the file and stands for Visual Basic Script.
      • This is just a simple code written in Visual Basic programming language usually used in computer to welcome a user.
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      Things You'll Need

      • External speakers (if you use desktop)

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