So I think I'd like to share the findings. Just in case, anybody including myself is forgotting this. I don't believe you actually need the 'Start in optional ' value - I am able to run a simple, self-contained. Thank for the clear steps though - very helpful for those looking for a simple walk through!
DCaugs, Without the Start In parameter set, my scheduled batch file would not run at all. Windows 7 — Justin Skiles. DCaugs The Start in is the main reason it worked for me. Show 15 more comments. None of the above method worked. I tried it this way as said it in a tutorial and it worked.
Olivier Jacot-Descombes Arun Raja Arun Raja 1, 14 14 silver badges 26 26 bronze badges. I concur! This answer did the trick for me! I've been trying different approaches all day long and nothing worked well except your solution. I had to launch a batch file which in turn launches another batch file 10 times with different parameters.
From the console everything worked fine but the Task Scheduler refused to open more than 4 processes at the same time. It was weird With your technique all the 10 processes were launched. This method worked for me. But, in the scheduler, in the history tab, the task completes immediately with success, since the task is the cmd, but not the. Since the bat file, a backup operation, ends in hours, I have no idea of its status. This worked, in conjunction with the tip that it should be set to run in a specified directory as mentioned in Ghazi's accepted answer, making sure that "run with the highest privileges" are also selected.
Show 4 more comments. Crazy but true! This worked without any need to trigger a command prompt. Archived Forums.
Windows 7 Miscellaneous. Use this forum to discuss miscellaneous issues that cannot be covered in any other Windows 7 forum. Sign in to vote. After a recent update from Windows Update, a batch file that used to always run from my startup folder no longer runs at startup. Further, If I run the file manually, it pops up a UAC window before allowing me to run the items in the file. How can I correct this problem?
Edited by idigweeds Sunday, October 2, PM mispelled word. Sunday, October 2, PM. Alright, if you have options to pass in the bat file, first create a link to the bat file, second edit the link and add the options in Target.
To start the batch file at the start of your system, you can also use a registry key. Rainer Zufall Rainer Zufall 2 2 silver badges 8 8 bronze badges. ChrisProsser ChrisProsser That is an elegant and powerful solution. It is very useful if you like to improve your technical skills.
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Edit your post to include both the expected and witnessed outputs. Explain why successfully killing ThrottleStop. David, none of us knows what you expect to happen that is not happening. Please explain further. I have edited my question to be as clear as I possibly can. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Yes I read this forum before, though the issue was that I did not see a good way to immediately kill the app.
This is a good solution too, though i Wish I understood why the batch doesnt work correctly when autostarted at login. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook.
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