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Haven't been able to find the answer.
If this is not the proper ng, please direct me.
Trying to schedule an ERUNT backup in Task Scheduler. I have a command
line that works perfectly but I cannot find how to get it into Task
Scheduler. I have found web sites telling me how to write a script but
none telling me how to get them into Task Scheduler.

j lunis wrote:
> Haven't been able to find the answer.
> If this is not the proper ng, please direct me.
> Trying to schedule an ERUNT backup in Task Scheduler. I have a command
> line that works perfectly but I cannot find how to get it into Task
> Scheduler. I have found web sites telling me how to write a script but
> none telling me how to get them into Task Scheduler.
Forgot. Using Vista Home Premium.

"j lunis" <> wrote in message news:...
> j lunis wrote:
>> Haven't been able to find the answer.
>> If this is not the proper ng, please direct me.
>> Trying to schedule an ERUNT backup in Task Scheduler. I have a command
>> line that works perfectly but I cannot find how to get it into Task
>> Scheduler. I have found web sites telling me how to write a script but
>> none telling me how to get them into Task Scheduler.
> Forgot. Using Vista Home Premium.

I guess you know about Erunt's auto backup feature (which needs UAC to be switched off to run).
This page may help with Task Scheduler, if you haven't already seen it :
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scr...ta/tasks1.mspx

Dave-UK wrote:
>
>
> "j lunis" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> j lunis wrote:
>>> Haven't been able to find the answer.
>>> If this is not the proper ng, please direct me.
>>> Trying to schedule an ERUNT backup in Task Scheduler. I have a
>>> command line that works perfectly but I cannot find how to get it
>>> into Task Scheduler. I have found web sites telling me how to write
>>> a script but none telling me how to get them into Task Scheduler.
>> Forgot. Using Vista Home Premium.
>
> I guess you know about Erunt's auto backup feature (which needs UAC to
> be switched off to run).
> This page may help with Task Scheduler, if you haven't already seen it :
> http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scr...ta/tasks1.mspx
>
>
Thanks for the help. I found how to backup the registry with ERUNT on
each startup but not at scheduled times of the day. Is this the 'auto
backup' you are talking about?

"j lunis" <> wrote in message news:...
> Dave-UK wrote:
>>
>>
>> "j lunis" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>> j lunis wrote:
>>>> Haven't been able to find the answer.
>>>> If this is not the proper ng, please direct me.
>>>> Trying to schedule an ERUNT backup in Task Scheduler. I have a
>>>> command line that works perfectly but I cannot find how to get it
>>>> into Task Scheduler. I have found web sites telling me how to write
>>>> a script but none telling me how to get them into Task Scheduler.
>>> Forgot. Using Vista Home Premium.
>>
>> I guess you know about Erunt's auto backup feature (which needs UAC to
>> be switched off to run).
>> This page may help with Task Scheduler, if you haven't already seen it :
>> http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scr...ta/tasks1.mspx
>>
>>
> Thanks for the help. I found how to backup the registry with ERUNT on
> each startup but not at scheduled times of the day. Is this the 'auto
> backup' you are talking about?

Yes , that's what I use, the daily backup. It's an option to choose when installing Erunt.
It puts a shortcut in the Startup folder but only makes one backup per day, not on every startup.
The default is a 30 day cycle but you can select any number of days with a command line switch.
Full details on the Erunt webpage, FAQs.