Frank Yates Frank Yates 69 1 1 silver badge 1 1 bronze badge. Task is running as Administrator. I saw an article that said it is not enough if the group has access to the directory, the user should have access to the directory directly. So, I did that, too. No change in behavior — shikarishambu. How about changing your batch script to write to log files when ever an action is complete. This way you can narrow down to the step which is causing the error. The Overflow Blog. Podcast Making Agile work for data science.
Stack Gives Back Featured on Meta. New post summary designs on greatest hits now, everywhere else eventually. Linked 0. Yet, on Server it looks like a process is created by task scheduler but the program is not executed. Would appreciate a help. Tried everything recommended above - does not help. Monday, October 25, PM. I have the same problem. I can run a program via Command Line and via. I have tried privilege changes, different variations on writing the task commends etc.
Friday, April 15, PM. I'm also able to run my executable when I select Run only when usrer is logged on, but I can't stay logged in with the account. Has anyone found a solution? Imperfect IT - Because when does anything work the way it's supposed to? Wednesday, May 4, PM. I had this exact same issue and was able to fix it on my end. My problem was that Server 's Task Scheduler defaults to a system directory as the "Start In" path if you don't set one.
Friday, May 20, PM. Hi Danny The solution worked for me. Thanks Prashant Channe. Tuesday, June 28, AM. Thank you kindly, DannyBGood. Changing the "Start In" path did correct this issue for me. Tuesday, September 20, AM. Thursday, September 22, AM. Many thanks! Helped us too. Monday, January 16, AM. Thanks Danny, Your solution works form me also. Thursday, May 31, PM. The solution worked for me.
Thanks, James Ward. Wednesday, August 8, PM. Friday, September 7, PM. Thanks Danny, This worked for me as well. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group.
Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. Asked 11 years, 5 months ago. Active 11 years, 5 months ago. Viewed 8k times. On Windows Server R2, one must specify a user for each scheduled task to run under. We have a policy whereby each domain user must change their password every 30 days.
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So, you can create an account that, because it has certain restrictions, can be exempted from your organization's password policy. Figure B shows All Running Tasks for this domain controller. This task will not operate correctly because this server does not have audio hardware available for use. For this scenario, you would disable this task, and the computer's beep function would remain with this service disabled.
For all Windows Server installations, you should perform a thorough check of the default scheduled tasks. Microsoft provides a breakdown of the default scheduled tasks for Windows Vista , which are very similar between the two products. For more about Task Scheduler, read my post: Explore new task scheduler triggers in Windows Server
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