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Name: aceavatars
Date: September 29, 2006 at 13:37:48 Pacific
OS: windows xp
CPU/Ram: p4 512mb
Product: intel
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hi everyone..im not a newbie to batch file ..i knw all the basics of it..i jus wanna knw tht im trying to mak a batch file which shuld get itself in schedule task..and run without password....now the problm is tht im able to create a task frm the comman prompt but thrs is an option in the schedule rtask of win xp sp2 to mak unavailable the set password button ..which is done by clicking thr ""run only if logged on"" so itz not highlighted and it runs without password...so i want to create a task frm the commands so tht tht option of asking password goes away and it checks itself ""the run only if logged on option"" plz guide me or tell any registry setting to mak tht button unavaible....so tht i can add tht registry setting and launch a batch file which wil do it



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Name: Shr0Om
Date: September 30, 2006 at 12:32:39 Pacific
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Are you talking about the AT command or the windows schedule you set in the control panel? Im not sure what you actually want.. Perhaps try english instead of sms language!! ;)


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Response Number 2
Name: tonysathre
Date: September 30, 2006 at 17:16:00 Pacific
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If you use AT you can do what your trying to do.

"Computer security." — Oxymoron


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Name: aceavatars
Date: October 3, 2006 at 23:23:34 Pacific
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well itz not lik tht wht u all r thinking i jus want one simple thing.I want to check the box in schedule task with the help of batch file..""the box is run only if logged on""


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Response Number 4
Name: tonysathre
Date: October 7, 2006 at 14:05:12 Pacific
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You can't. To do something like that you need a scripting language like AutoIT.

"Computer security." — Oxymoron


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