How do I set TaskScheduler to automatically log in after being log off

savinio0

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The Power is always ON so imagine i log on in my RDP account and i start to run a Scanner.Bat file inside 24h/24h.We are 4 administrators and one of them at 1.00 am ,LOG OFF my session or he restart the RDP then my .BAT file doesn't run anymore until i log on again (that can be after 2-3 days) in all this time my .BAT file doesn't run anymore and i want to run it all the time,how to do that?log on automatically and also start my .bat file automatically??
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A better method may be to have your batch file converted to a service. The service would run as SYSTEM and not be dependent on a user being logged on.

There are some utilities that claim to convert batch files to services. I do not know how well they work. A basic rule of thumb is if you need a UI so that someone can click dialogs etc.. it is not a good candidate for a service. But if it is a monitoring type thing writing to a log file or gathering data with no user interaction that may work well.


I would probably look for these programs that make batch into service and see if one has a free trial period. Make sure it will do what you want before you buy it. If not that you may have to check with a developer experienced in writing services.
 

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A better method may be to have your batch file converted to a service. The service would run as SYSTEM and not be dependent on a user being logged on.

There are some utilities that claim to convert batch files to services. I do not know how well they work. A basic rule of thumb is if you need a UI so that someone can click dialogs etc.. it is not a good candidate for a service. But if it is a monitoring type thing writing to a log file or gathering data with no user interaction that may work well.


I would probably look for these programs that make batch into service and see if one has a free trial period. Make sure it will do what you want before you buy it. If not that you may have to check with a developer experienced in writing services.

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