when i create a scheduled task on windows, it always ask for
administrator login and pwd to run the scheduled task,
can i assign another userid to do that bcoz i always miss to update
the password for scheduled task after administrator password changed.
Which permission group i need to assign to that new userid for
scheduled task?
Thanks in advanced
Yes, you should always use a 'custom' account to run scheduled tasks or
services, not the built in Administrator account.
As to the permissions? Well, without knowing what this task is supposed to
*do* it's difficult to say.
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