I found a tutorial on how to start a task automatically when my computer locks, which required that I use secpol.msc. Unfortunately, this utility is unavailable in Windows 7 Home edition. I went to this link to determine how to access this task by editing the registry, and found this entry: Audit Policy security settings are not registry keys.
I'm trying to use task scheduler to accomplish this automation, but I am open to alternatives.
tl;dr: I tried some things, but automatically starting tasks on custom event firings is not possible using task scheduler in Windows 7 Home Edition.
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