Note: Some program has the feature that let the program be running when user wants to log on. Just enable the feature. You can find some of them on the Startup tab of Task Manager. Finally, click Finish to create the task. The task has been created and you can manage and edit it always. Navigate to the Task Scheduler Library to see the created task and some predefined tasks. Now this task will be open the Team Viewer when I have logged on. It must open the program you have selected to run at startup.
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I would like to write and share my experience for computer enthusiasts and technology geeks. How to Upgrade to Windows 11 Securely? If you don't want to use the Task Scheduler in this manner, configure the Log on as a batch job user right for only the Local Service account. If you configure the Log on as a batch job setting by using domain-based Group Policy settings, the computer can't assign the user right to accounts that are used for scheduled jobs in the Task Scheduler.
If you install optional components such as ASP. NET or IIS, you might need to assign this user right to additional accounts that those components require. If this user right isn't assigned to this group and these accounts, IIS can't run some COM objects that are necessary for proper functionality.
Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. I first experienced this issue about 4 years ago when I was attempting to use test automation software to test applications.
Today, I am still running into the same issue because I need to automate functions of a legacy user interface using. Net UI Automation, scheduled to execute in the middle of the night.
I understand the need to have the desktop secure and a scheduled task running on an unlock desktop would be a risk. This would fix many problems and make UI Automation and countless other tasks run as the user expects, while running securely. It seems like a good percentage of people who use the new UI Automation framework cool stuff will be road blocked by this eventually and render countless applications useless.
I have only found one way around this issue. Heaven help you if you need to run automation against legacy softer on a hosted server…. Microsoft, we really do need this fixed…. Even i was struggling with this same Problem to execute a batch via Window scheduler and set the setting to "Run whether the user is logged in or not".
I tried many time but the batch runs with " Run whether user is logged on " and not with " Run whether user is logged on or not ". The conclusion is that check the dependency of the script on external resources because when you check this option " Run whether user is logged on or not " It actually conflicts. This my discovery. If you have any question write me on arungupta gmail. Yes Arun, your solution may work if "Run Weather user is logged on or not" radio button is set and you have a batch file, that needs to interact with a file in a given path.
The scheduled task will fail. Adeel Imtiaz. Hello guys, got similar problem with Excel. I start a. This worked for me. Creating that Desktop folder worked for me. I didn't need the "Run with highest privileges". I have a VBS script that edits a Word document. The script would run and launch Word, but then would just hang up. Creating the folder fixed it. I was trying to capture some ping stats running from a. That an application can't be run from the scheduler using an arbitrary user ID and just put itself on the console in front of whatever user is there?
Where does it go if no one is logged in? Or if someone's logged in remotely via RDP? A military computer, sitting there locked, suddenly pops up a dialog that the janitor, walking by, can interact with I've also been look to this issue for day's and days. My Task started access and excel and then kept quit. After adding these directories it worked!!! I read this solution somewhere.. The above solution of creating the Desktop directory is not working on Windows server R2.
It just launches the application Window and stops there doesn't proceed further. Are we supposed to do anything more on Windows Server R2.
I tried all sorts of techniques offered on various sites for resolving the issue around 0x1 error when scheduler is set for "Run only when user is logged on. It worked like a charm and I did not have to use full UNC paths.
Best of all, got a 0x0 result! This is an old post but here I am in with the exact same issue and I'm still not seeing anyone coming up with a proper fix.
Well that's about to change as I spent yesterday working on this and happened upon a way of getting it to work through trial and error. Follow these steps to get it working. Create a new task and s et it to run interactively only. Make sure you set it to use the specific account for the task.
Run task and make sure it finishes with an exit code of 0. Edit task and change to 'run whether the user is logged on or not'. As long as you aren't logged on as the user that will run the task then it should work just fine now. We are often accustomed to think that "newer is better" and don't always think that invoking what looks like "legacy" behavior might actually solve what is really a compatibility problem. I check Task Manager and found that it created a Excel process but yet the code exited from that point.
Creating the 2 empty folders as mentioned above magically worked! Create both folders even if you are running on x My application generate Excel file every day, so it must has GUI show up!
If I use ' run whether the user is logged on or not ', it will not work, until I created those two folders! If you have any advice.. I am simply trying to run an app minimized at logon of any user elevated permissions -command is. I did NOT get an option in taskschd. This forum and others demonstrate that - there are clearly countless users who are frustrated by this seemingly useless option. If there are security concerns the option could be locked out on Enterprise versions of Windows or a popup could appear upon selection of that option.
Most users here are HOME users, who simply want to run a task applicable to all users in their home or small business. Being unable to do so, they must create a separate task for each individual using the computer. Specify a security group instead of a user, making sure the user is part of the security group specified.
I am using windows task scheduler to trigger an GUI application to run. I chose the option " Run whether user is logged on or not ", everything works well, I can see it trigger the app to run with a GUI even after reboot.
However, it start the app in the background with no GUI if I logout and login again. Do you know why? What worked for me: Do not used the mapped drive letters. Use the UNC rather. So, I used a batch script to do a nightly backup job, copying files from a server to a NAS. I do have mapped drives on the server to the NAS, Z: drive in particular.
But in the backup script now has all UNC paths and it just works now. Those of you that want further info on this script, it simply makes a 14 day rotation of folders on the NAS and copies the live files from the server to the NAS. Those of you that ask why I set the current date again in to the variable at the end of the script is because I start this script at 10pm every night and in case the backup process takes more than 2 hours, I want to know when this script got done and it records it in to the backup-status.
I am facing similar kind of issue. The link which you gave is not functional anymore. Please have a look at this post one more time and provide your suggestion. I am in need of running automatic interactive tasks in task scheduler and I cannot login to my system all the time.
To use schtasks. Everything you can do with the Microsoft Management Console can be done with schtasks. Please take a look at Microsofts official documentation for all available options. The most common used options are the following:. This would execute cmd. You can also add new cron jobs with help of PowerShell. This can be handy if you need to programatically add tasks on many Windows machines.
You need the following three commands to add a new task:. This one might come in handy if you are debugging scheduled tasks or jobs. In some cases, your task is not executed due to some quoting or escaping issues.
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