Windows Task Scheduler stays active after it runned a batch file

[JustBe]

Hi small question,

My batch file runs quite well in windows task scheduler, but it stays active.

How can I make sure Task Scheduler finishes this?


I am closing VLC player with a command ending with --play-and-exit

and then vlc:quit (to kill the processes in the task manager).

But in task scheduler the status stays active.

Any tips?

 

[Bare Foot Kid]

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[JustBe]

I am opening VLC player, let it play a playlist and close it in a batch file.

vlc.exe "path\my playlist" --fullscreen --play-and-exit
vlc:quit

Is there not another solution?

 

[JustBe]

How do you change status with a command in a batch file?

So, not in the GUI as in the attached file, but with a command of this?