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There are several ways to run an application automatically on startup. The easiest one is to place a .run file in the \Application\Startup directory. The .run file is a text file, where the first line contains the full path of the executable that should be executed, and the second line contains the command line arguments (if any). For example, if you want your app to run in fullscreen every time the device starts up, create a file called YourApp.run with the following two lines, and place it in \Application\Startup. \Application\YourDirectory\YourApp.exe /fullscreen (Needless to say, in this example your app would need to support the /fullscreen command line argument.) It is recommended to place your app itself in the \Application partition as well, to make it cold boot persistent. There will probably be a .run file for the AppLauncher. Removing this file should prevent AppLauncher from starting automatically.