Summary: I have a test pc running NT4 sp6a. It has a Novell client installed (4.81). For the most part, I usually log in as "Workstation Only" as the local sys...
Summary: Hai, I want to ask to all of you and Dr.Zhivago or someone expert in NT 4.0. I want to set task scheduler in services but I cannot set the account. I ...
Summary: thanks for your reply fritz I was actualy after the actual file for example the windows explorer file is: explorer.exe so i want to know what is the t...
Summary: I have an NT 4.0, sp6, IE5.5sp2 BDC server that has programs that need to be backed up. I tried to use task scheduler to schedule a backup everyday, ...
Summary: We have a server running NT 4 server and cannot get the "Task Scheduler" service to start. From Control Panel , Services, does show it as "Automatic" ...
Summary: NT does not have the same Task scheduler program like Windows 2000. It is command prompt based - the AT command is used to schedule backups or other t...
Summary: Hi, I am trying to use the task scheduler to run a program on my NT server. I have set this up and tried to run it but task scheduler says under sta...
Summary: I have problem with the Task Schedule service on a NT4.0 Workstation. This service was named before "Schedule" or "Scheduler" and I could set the sta...
Summary: Hi, When I install IE 5.0 or higher the Service "schedule" is replace with the Service "task scheduler". After restart there is a message "task schedu...
Summary: On certain users computer, in Network Neighborhood, when I double click on a BDC server. It's asking for a user name and password. For other users, ...
Summary: Hi i have a user that when they try to surf the net in IE it asks for there username and password. The strange thing is, is that this only happens to ...
Summary: I have a problem with scheduled tasks that failed with this error : "No account information could be found in the Task Scheduler security database." ...
Summary: After the Installation of IE5.1/5.5 the Service "Scheduler" is removed and there is a new Srevice "Task Scheduler". By Start-up of the System there is...
Summary: Hello, Here is my problem: I log into a system using the local Admin account, and I can run the schedule task wizard (not atsvc.exe, but mstask.exe) -...
Summary: Services --> Task Scheduler I need to give this service outsite access. So I need to give the service an account with administrative priviledges. Th...
Summary: About every three months, my Scheduled Tasks do not run, the Task Scheduler says "could not start". I've tried stopping and starting the scheduler ser...
Summary: install pptp from the network neighborhood protocols tabs. Select the number of vpn sessions you want to be able to handle. Then go to the RAS servi...
Summary: I will do my best to describe what is happening: I have two domains in two locations, the networks are connected across a VPN. For this discussion I ...
Summary: Whenever I schedule a task to run, be it Veritas backup or SAV scan, almost exactly 30 minutes after the schedule starts the server blue screens. I ha...
Summary: FYE, it comes with IE5. It's just another frontend for the same service (task scheduler). If you use the command line at.exe, or winat.exe or 'Geplant...
Summary: Check this article: MS home page Search Knowledgebase Use Internet Explorer as product Serach for: q178706 How to Schedule a Program Using Task Schedu...
Summary: I have a pentium 300mhz machine with a 4 gig HD and 128 megs of RAM. NT 4.0 workstation installed, SP5 installed. I am running a perl script as a serv...
Summary: I have a task setup to run in the scheduler every day, say, 9:00 am. I assign a {DOMAIN\login} \ {password} login for the task to execute as. I login...
Summary: My prob is ,when I connected a laptop with 98 (previosly used in a different network) to my network which is a NT4 domain network, then the laptop si...
Summary: What times do you want to run the command? Did you see the examples for AT? It's very flexible, specify exactly what times you want and I can give you...
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