I run batch files on 19 different computers from the scheduled tasks. Each one is set up with the same permissions and types of users. Only one will not run the scheduled task properly. It will run if I manually run the scheudled task and if I manually run the batch file. I have tried to set the batch files to run from AT scheduler but it still will not run properly. This is the batch file I am trying to run. @ECHO OFF rmdir /s /q "C:\Raw_Data" cd c:\ set folder="Raw_Data" mkdir %folder% title POSI SALES TRANSFER cls REM ************************************************** REM This file transfer sales from the Posi Backoffice rem to the C:\Menulink\Raw_Data folder on the OM Computer rem ************************************************** C: cd\ CD RAW_DATA xcopy l:\dbf\*.DBF /y cd\ Again this runs perfect on 18 of the 19 computers I run it on. On the one computer the scheduled task does not run properly, it will run if I manually run it. History: There are two batch files that run in succession. The first(above) is set to erase files in a folder located in the C:, then to pull files from a networked drive to that folder. The second batch file then runs and reads the files pulled over and creates a dated sub with its own files. When the scheduled task runs everything seems to run fine. The files are erased then pulled over, but the batch file that reads those files and creates the dated sub does not read them correctly. The information needing to be pulled does not get pulled. If I erase the dated sub and manually run the second batch file again, it still does not read the pulled files correctly. Only when I erase all the files and run the first batch file manually does the second batch file work properly. So i thought this was a permissions issue and set an AT scheduler that creates these batch files. The AT scheduler ran but would not pull the files from the networked drive. Any suggestion would be helpful thank you!!

Where is the BAT? What is your PATH? What does AT show as scheduled? ===================================== If at first you don't succeed, you're about average. M2

How are you manually running this script? What output are you getting? (You ARE saving the output, right? And leaving ECHO on, right?)