> have it run as the currently logged on user. Yes, it is. Group Policy, Path is User Configuration - Preferences - Control Panel Settings - Scheduled Tasks: New -> Scheduled Task (Windows Vista or later). Has to be User Configuration in order to use the logged on user.That's gotten...
I'm having some problems with scheduled tasks on Server 2012.Logged on as administrator, a task is created to run at a specific time daily. The "Run whether user is logged on or not" radio button is selected.When I'm logged in - the script runs fine manually, and runs fine timed (...
To force a scheduled task to run as administrator on a Windows 11/10 PC without disabling the UAC prompt, you should enable highest privileges under security options. This will give the user ‘administrator privileges’ the same way a User Account Control prompt gives. Double-click on the task...
I can use "NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM" account and that works fine as well, but it forces me to to "Run whether user is logged on or not" and I need this task to run under the currently logged in user account which is why I am trying to us "NT AUTHORITY\I...
Can we schedule to run chkdsk /r on an ISCSI drive? Can Windows Task Scheduler handle 100,000 time-triggered tasks? Can't Boot into Safe Mode - Server 2008 R2 Can't browse by computer name, but can with IP address Can't connect after changing RDP Por...
Task scheduler - option "user is logged in or not": Hello there.I have task in task scheduler, that has to run bat file. Bat file is OK, everything does good. I'm local admin and I need that task scheduler runs bat file althouhg I'm logged off. Settings does not work unfortunate...
If you are seeing the error shown below, it is usually due to a security policy that prevents the Credential Manager from storing the 'Run As' user's credentials. Please see the link below for more information: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Ask-The-Performance-Team/Ta...
(o) Run whether user is logged on or not Enabling the[ ] Run with highest privilegesoption isnotnecessary. To verify the setup, go to theSchedulerpane and run the task that you have created in 3. The task will be added to the background transfer queue which you can monitor in theBack...
It works if we select "only run when the user is logged on", but as soon as we change to "run whether the user is logged on or not" we get the same error as above. Current workaround is running the task as "LOCAL SYSTEM" and granting the computer object access to the path ...
$ journalctl--user--unitcomposer-update.service Scheduling the Task Now that we have a systemd service to do the work let's create a unit to run our service periodically. To do this we create a systemd timer. The timer file must have the same base name as our service file but with th...