Re: Run batch w/o log on
- From: "Vanguard" <no@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 14 Jul 2007 12:10:11 -0500
"Danm" <Danm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:41742D07-1FDA-4980-A8E9-A088C89A2292@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Thanks for the suggestion, Vanguard. The first two were in effect. I
enabled Wake the computer... But no joy.
"Vanguard" wrote:
"Danm" wrote in message
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>I have two simple batch files A & B. Both are scheduled to run at
>night
> without anyone logged on. Both work when I am logged on as
> Administrator,
> have the same permissions, and the same "Run as" parameters.
>
> A simply runs an exe file (virus scan) and works well.
> B contains a simple copy command to copy a file from C:\ to a > network
> drive.
> It does not run with administrator logged off. I have tried to
> reference
> the network drive by its mapped letter and by its > \\computername\share
> path.
>
> The OS is Windows Server 2003
>
> I hope there is something simple I am missing that someone can help > me
> with.
>
>
Make sure of the following:
Run only when logged in = disabled
Enabled = enabled
Wake the computer to run this task = enabled
All scheduled tasks run under an account. If you want to ensure the script has the same permissions as Administrator then make sure you specify the Administrator account and its correct login password in the security for the scheduled task.
So what does the log show for that scheduled task? Advanced -> View Log menu.
.
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