Yes, You can introduce a delay before starting Security Monitor Pro so your PC has time to fully start all services. Use a batch file to start Security Monitor Pro. Here is an example batch file: Startup.bat``` timeout /t 300 cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Deskshare\Security Monitor Pro 5.0" "Security Monitor Pro.exe" Save the batch file and place it in your Windows Startup folder. It will wait 300 seconds, or 5 minutes, before starting Security Monitor Pro.

I have 2 suggestions for your application. First, you can use the My Screen Recorder Pro scheduled recording to start and stop recording at a specific time. Each session will be a separate file. So you can schedule to start at the beginning of the work shift and end at completion of the work shift, creating a single file per day. Second, use the motion detected recording so you are only capturing operator actions. This will save on storage space considerably. Finally, if you want to record continuously, you can rotate the recording files by using the command line options of My Screen Recorder Pro. More details on the command line options are available here: https://www.deskshare.com/help/msrpro/CommandLineParameters.aspx

Security Monitor Pro can send emails when an alert is triggered. The alert will stay triggered for as long as there is motion. You can set the time between emails during continuous motion. Please see this page for more information: https://www.deskshare.com/help/smp/email-notification.aspx