Run with Highest Privileges Lets the task do whatever it wants locally.
Figure 3-11. Task Scheduler summary
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You also have the option of running a task as hidden, and you can configure it to run
for a specific OS compatibility.
Triggers Tab Each task on this tab is designed to run based on one or more triggers. In
its simplest form, a task can be run based on a specific schedule. You can also use other
events such as logon or startup events to trigger a task to run. The options to begin a task
are described in the table that follows.
Figure 3-12. Task Scheduler Library folders
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On a Schedule The basic form of task trigger. You can specify the exact
schedule for when to run this task, from one time only, to
daily, weekly, or even monthly. You can also specify the
start time and recurrence.
At login Runs the task when a login occurs. You can select whether
to run this at the logon of any user or just a specific user or
members of a specific group.
At Startup Runs when the server starts up.
On Idle Runs when the system is idle. Use the Conditions tab to
specify additional parameters for this option.
On an Event This has a lot of potential. It triggers a task based on an
event in the event log. You can select the log file to query,
the source, and the event ID, or you can create your own
custom event filter.
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