README.md may include instructions to use windows admin tools instead of modifying registry

[JaimeChavarriaga]

The README.md suggests an installation that modify the windows registry. Instead of that option, it is possible to configure Windows 10 to run a program when the computer starts using a startup policy or a scheduled task using administrative tools.

• Using gpedit.msc, it is possible to define a program that run when the computer starts
  • Note that the configured program will run as the SYSTEMuser.
• Using taskschd.msc, it is possible to schedule a task after the startup of the computer.
  • You may configure which user will run the program, a delay before run and a number of retries.
  • the same taskschd.msc program will show a specific log regarding the execution of the task

In addition, note that the scheduled task can be created programmatically using Powershell. An user may run a .ps1 script to installs the wsl-autostart as a scheduled task very easily.

[troytse]

Thanks for your suggestions,
I will add these features in next time :)