Windows 7 Will not accept an Immediate task through GPO
Problem is related to KB# 977353 Hotfix for 977353 is supposed to be already patched in SP1 (according to MS concierge support) The problem is that when we set up a group policy preference to schedule a task, or to make an immediate task, to install a program the task does not run. We have tried to set the trigger of the application at logon and/or during idle time. We have tried enabling/disabling run at highest privleges. We have tried enabling run if user is logged on or not. We have made sure the bottom "Configure for" is set to Windows 7. The program we are trying to run is an MSI. The System Specs: x64 Windows 7 SP1 (Failure on multiple systems, 0% success, chat support had the same failure on their system) Ideas...?
July 31st, 2012 4:24pm

Hi, This type issue is more related to the configuration on Server site. Please post this problem on Server Forum. http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/category/windowsserver/ In addition, please refer to this. It may be helpful. Configure an Immediate Task Item (Windows Vista and later versions)Kim Zhou TechNet Community Support
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August 3rd, 2012 1:51am

Thanks for the reply - I have reposted this to the Server specific forum. The link you provided unfortunately did not help resolve the issue. Windows still will not accept the Task that is scheduled through the GPO. This is apparently a known issue that has not been fixed successfully. Best Regards - Daniel
August 3rd, 2012 1:04pm

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