Re: Restart and Logon with Scheduled task




"JohnPechon" <JohnPechon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have my computer set up with scheduled task to:

-restart every day at 6 AM
-run disk clean up mondays at 3 AM
-run disk defrag on tues. at 3 AM
-run anti-spy ware software wed. at 3 AM
-run avast anti-virus thurs. at 3 AM

I removed the requirement to have a password to run these task because i
dont like to have to log on to my home computer. Also if im not here to
logon
tuesday after an everyday scheduled reboot my computer can still be logged
on
to run the disk defrag.

I want to have this same setup on my laptop but i need to have a password
on
it for login so my question is:

Is there a way i can schedule a task to restart and logon to my user
account
or a scheduled task that logs on then runs a program?

You can schedule your tasks to run at boot-up time instead
of logon time.


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