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Windows 2003 Task Scheduler Interactive Mode

  • 06-03-2006 7:21pm
    #1
    DonnieBrasco
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 169 ✭✭


    Hello

    Can anyone help me configure 2003 Task Scheduler for INTERACTIVE mode ?

    I need to setup a task that will launch a simple exe - on machine startup.
    For this example... lets use Notepad.exe

    I want Windows to start Notepad.exe - and have it open when i log in as the RUN User specified in task scheduler.

    I want to configure the task so it starts on Machine startup - not when i log in.
    I'm using local Admin account as Run User, and im logging in as the same user after a reboot.

    Currently, i just see it as a process in the tasklist - i dont see the GUI i.e. interactive.

    I've set the Task scheduler service to LOCALSYSTEM and checked interactive mode.

    I've also tried from the command prompt:

    c:>schtasks /change /TN Notepad /IT

    i just cant get it to work! Can someone else even let me know if it works for you??? it should take 2 minutes to add the notepad task -
    heeeeeeeeeeelp


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