Task Scheduler error 2147944309 when I change task from


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    Task Scheduler error 2147944309 when I change task from


    I have a simple task (cmd batch file). Whenever I try to change the settings I get a dialog box that reads as follows:"An error has occurred for task RemoteBk. Error message: The following error was reported: 2147944309".

    My computer is part of a domain.
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    Are you logged into the resource?
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    Win7x64
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    chribonn said:
    I have a simple task (cmd batch file). Whenever I try to change the settings I get a dialog box that reads as follows:"An error has occurred for task RemoteBk. Error message: The following error was reported: 2147944309".

    My computer is part of a domain.

    0n2147944309 = 0x80070775

    Facility: 8007 = Win32 (it's a "Win32" status code)

    Status: 0x775 = 0n1909

    Q:\>net helpmsg 1909
    The referenced account is currently locked out and may not be logged on to.
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    Windows 7
    Thread Starter
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    Thank you for the explaination.

    Corrected it and it worked.
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64
       #5

    How do you translate 0n2147944309 to 0x80070775
    -and-
    0x775 to 0n1909 ?

    I understand the result, but not how to get there...
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       #6

    The "0n" identifies the number as DECIMAL. The "0x" is HEXIDECIMAL.

    Open the calculator and change to "Programmer" mode (click VIEW, PROGRAMMER).
    Click on "Dec" and enter 2147944309.
    Clicking on "Hex" will convert it to hexidecimal and resulting with 80070775.

    He indicates that the "8007" part of the code identifies it as a win32 status code, so 0775 must be the error code.

    Then make sure that "Hex" is selected and enter the last three numbers, 0775 and click on "Dec" to convert to decimal resulting in 1909.

    From the command line run "net helpmsg 1909".


    Where he got the procedure I do not know, but I will be trying it with future error messages...
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