Try modifying your batch file by adding a "pause" as the last line of the batch file. That will keep the window open so that you can see any error messages. My guess would be that the batch file is not finding the path to commands such as DISM.EXE, but hopefully this will help to...
Running into roadblocks with your batch file might also mean you don’t have the permissions to do what you’re trying to do. You might need to let your user account know it’s okay to run batch files or access certain places on your computer. Also, check this out:How to take ownersh...
You misread his question. He DID run the bat file manually and it works fine. When he "Forces" task manager to run the task it doesnt run it or when it kicks off automatically according to the schedule it doesn't run the bat file. THe bat file is...
There are several tabs and a couple of things have to checked and changed here. Firstly, on theGeneraltab, you need to check the user account that is being used to run the task. In my case, it’s theAseemaccount, which I had given permissions to earlier on the file system and which...
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unsure what is going on for you, i tried doing your bat file: xcopy c:\unique\.* \unique5\backup\tuesday\unique\.* /s /e/v /y pause and it worked just fine. try creating a new folder c:\unique2 and run a bat file "xcopy c:\unique\.* c:\unique2\.* /s /e/v /y". ...
unsure what is going on for you, i tried doing your bat file: xcopy c:\unique\.* \unique5\backup\tuesday\unique\.* /s /e/v /y pause and it worked just fine. try creating a new folder c:\unique2 and run a bat file "xcopy c:\unique\.* c:\unique2\.* /s /e/v /y". ...
unsure what is going on for you, i tried doing your bat file: xcopy c:\unique\.* \unique5\backup\tuesday\unique\.* /s /e/v /y pause and it worked just fine. try creating a new folder c:\unique2 and run a bat file "xcopy c:\unique\.* c:\unique2\.* /s /e/v /...
Carswell, Simon
unsure what is going on for you, i tried doing your bat file: xcopy c:\unique\.* \unique5\backup\tuesday\unique\.* /s /e/v /y pause and it worked just fine. try creating a new folder c:\unique2 and run a bat file "xcopy c:\unique\.* c:\unique2\.* /s /e/v /y". ...