To prevent this make sure that you select the ' Run With Highest Privileges' check box:
If a scheduled task invokes a UAC prompt, then the task will fail to run unattended. These additional options are available via the GUI or by using the Task Scheduler PowerShell cmdlets. SCHTASKS.exe is limited to commands with less than 255 characters and does not have access to all of Scheduler 2.0 options such as " Wake up the machine to run this task". They can be enabled if needed using WEVUTIL. To run a command script and hide the window from appearing, call the task using VBScript.Runīy default SCHTASKS event logs are disabled. (The menu View > Show hidden tasks is by default ticked.) In the Task Scheduler GUI the task properties include a tick box for "Hidden", this does not minify or hide the command window, but does hide the task from Task Scheduler's list of tasks. The new task must be set to start a minimum of 1 minute into the future. The system account has full access to the local machine but has no permissions on any other machines (or mapped drives) across the Network. If the /RU username and /RP Password parameters match the currently logged-in user, the task will run interactively (visible in the foreground).įor the system account, /RU username can be written as "", "NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM" or "SYSTEM", a Password is not required. The User Account under which the Schedule service runs will require specific file access permissions, user permissions and drive mappings. To prompt for the password, specify /RP * or /RP none # Deletedthe task after its final run.įor MONTHLY schedules give the DAY as a number 1 - 31 (default=1) The task runs only if the user is logged on. # Interactive, enable the task to run interactively only if /RU user isĬurrently logged on at the time the task runs. ] # Create a task visible to Windows 2000, 2003, and XP. The task XML already contains the principal. This can be combined with /RU and /RP switches, or with the /RP switch alone when The task will not run interactively as the given user. N/A for schedule types: ONSTART, ONLOGON, ONIDLE, and ONEVENT. # Kill/Terminate the task at the end time or duration time. # Force, create the task and suppress warnings if the specified task already exists. SCHTASKS /Change ] # End time/Duration to run as HH:mm (24-hour time). SCHTASKS /End /TN taskname Change the properties of scheduled task, Enable or Disable a task: SCHTASKS /Run /TN taskname Stop the currently running scheduled task: SCHTASKS /Create Create_Options /TN taskname Delete the scheduled task(s) The job can be created on the local or a remote computer.
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