Re: Need help with the Scheduler
From: Kenny (hotmail_at_coldmail.com)
Date: 05/13/04
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Date: Fri, 14 May 2004 01:46:28 +0300
why dont you just leave your computer logged on?
"Bill R." <rodenw2@comcast.net> wrote in message
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I have Norton anti virus on my machine and I want to scan my computer once a
week. I have it set in the scheduler to do so, but it only runs if I am
logged on. If I am logged off (which I will be since I want it to run at
2am) it doesnt run. I went to the knowledge base and couldnt find anything
that works. I entered a password for my account but that didnt work.
Will the Scheduler only work while the use is logged on? If so, thats kind
of useless isnt it? I dont want the virus scan running when I am using the
computer, thats the beauty of a scheduler.
Should I be using a script? I dont know what they are or how to use them
but is that the solution? I have some other programs that I would like to
schedule in the middle of the night but whats the point if it doesnt run
any help would be appreciated
bill
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