Perez;708661 Wrote:
> Brink;3725572 Wrote:> > >
> > > Perez;708277 Wrote:
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> > > Perez,
> > >
> > > You might try having something else scheduled (EX: Disk Defragmenter)
> > > to wake the computer up say a minute before ro run, then have your
> > > task
> > > run a minute afterwards to see if it will run now since the computer
> > > is
> > > already awake.
> > >
> > > Hope this helps,
> > > Shawn
> > >
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> Hi,
>
> Yes, this workaround is working. I tried it already. If I schedule
> something else (EX: display a message), the PC wakes up at the time I
> set up for the message and if I schedule my application 1 minute
> after
> the message, it starts. So I have to set up 2 tasks to run 1. This is
> so ... hmmm.....
>
> The task scheduler worked for years on XP with no such bugs. I don't
> understand why is Vista's scheduler doesn't do the same.
> I like Vista because it's much faster then XP and has other good
> things
> but I really need this scheduling function. May there will be a
> hotfix
> which solves this problem. I think I will set up a multiboot system
> (XP
> and Vista).
>
> Thanks for help,
>
> Perez
>
>
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Perez,
I'm glad at least the workaround lets you run the task, but I agree
it's a bit ridiculous to have to do it this way. I'm not an expert on
adding switches or commands in Task Scheduler, but it seems like some
"argument" (switch or command) is missing from the edit "Action" tab to
allow it to run properly without having the workaround. I wish I knew
what it would be, but that should be something to look into also.
Shawn
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