I experimented with a powershell script  in the start folder. I had some issues. I am still not sure how to get consecuitive commands that share the same environment running.  So I simply appended my function name after defining it in my script.  I did not use the "-file" option but invoked the script like a command from a cmd.exe file.  This cmd.exe file still requires me to type an Administrative password after startup. Not quite sure how to get around that... 

:: Powershell startup to pump established connections to the Event Log 

:: see http://www.rmfdevelopment.com/PowerShell_Scripts/List-TCPConnections_Advanced.ps1

echo Powershell -windowStyle hidden -noexit -noprofile "& D:\PS1\netstat_Established_log_startup.ps1" >TCPListen.cmd

runas /profile /env /user:Administrator TCPListen.cmd