The following steps describes how to run LubeLogger as a service that is started whenever Windows is booted up:
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The following steps describes how to run LubeLogger as a pseudo-service that is started whenever Windows is booted up.
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Note that LubeLogger cannot run as a true Windows Service as that will break cross-platform compatibility; however, it can run in the background with similar behaviors to a Windows Service.
1. Launch `Task Scheduler` - should come with every copy of Windows
2. Create a Task, note `Hidden` and `Run whether user is logged on or not` in `General` tab
