I have a problem with task scheduler. No mather what I do it doesn't run my batch file. But if I click with right mouse button on task and run, then it works. But never on selected hours and days. I have checked to run no mather if user is logged in or not, and with highest privileges. User is administrator. I even deleted task and created again and doesn't run the batch file.I never left an open problem....I search, dig and ask, until it's solved....

Hello, 1.Please check whether Task Scheduler service mode of start is automatic or not? 2. Open task scheduler console select task-->properties-->triggers-->check the status "enable/disable" More over see the history of task then you come to know whether it is executed or not ? Regards, Ravikumar P

Status is ENABLED. I checked that already. It must be something elseI never left an open problem....I search, dig and ask, until it's solved....

Have you checked the task history, hope you can find some info regarding the task. Regards, Ravikumar P

Yes I checked that to. It is always task completed, with no errors. But it is not, batch file is not runned.I never left an open problem....I search, dig and ask, until it's solved....

Hello, --- It is always task completed, with no errors. But it is not, batch file is not runned. Given this, I think Task Scheduler is running just as how you configured. The problem is somewhere else. 1. Does the user account you configured to run the task have full control to the batch file? 2. Are you using the full path to the .bat file in "Program/script" field or rather only the name of the batch file? The full path should be within the quotation marks. 3. If the purpose of the batch file is for example using the robocopy to copy certain files from one directory/server to another directory/server, does this account have full access permission to these directories? You should make sure that this account should have full access permission all through the task. 4. Under Configure For, have you tried other options like "Windows Server 2003" "Windows 2008"? Thanks Zhang

Hello Zhang All of these questions are relevant if the task doesn't work at all, but when I click with right mouse button and RUN this taks it works OK. It doesn't run byitself. User is admin and have full access to batch file. path to batch file is full. thanksI never left an open problem....I search, dig and ask, until it's solved....

Hello, Whats the end goal of your batch? How is it written? Thanks Zhang

the same batch works on other server. I will copy later here thanksI never left an open problem....I search, dig and ask, until it's solved....

batch file %SystemRoot%\system32\cmd.exe /c "ftp -i -v -s:c:\ftparhiv\ftp-saop.txt" and txt file open 192.168.1.155 user username binary status cd /saop lcd D:\SaopSqlBackup mdelete *SAOP*.zip mput "*SAOP*.zip" quit I never left an open problem....I search, dig and ask, until it's solved....

Is there some GPO rule which blocks automatically running batch files or something like that? I have other task schedule jobs, which works ok.I never left an open problem....I search, dig and ask, until it's solved....

Remake the .cmd from stratch. Maybe a datastream's error from the file if you downloaded it from a external's source to put it on your server.MCP | MCTS 70-236: Exchange Server 2007, Configuring

I already did that. Like I said when I click with right button and RUN that job, it works.I never left an open problem....I search, dig and ask, until it's solved....

have you set that local admin account to run this task? Tested the local admin account on the machine to ensutre the password details are correct? www.apacms.com - IT Support Services IT Support Services, Networking Design, Monitoring, Security, Backups and Sales. Follow Us: or add us to skype APACMS.

Tis is is administrator on server it works for all other things, it is set for this job and if I change something ask for password and in write it. So it is working account. Really don't know what can be wrong?I never left an open problem....I search, dig and ask, until it's solved....