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Anyone seen this error in task scheduler for tasks. Does not let me do anything with it or show up. I think I might have to go in the registry to remove it.
This is just a normal message error in which the program(Task Scheduler) cannot be accessed and run accordingly by a "Normal" user account that has no privilege unless you are true admin logged into the system -- "Windows Built-in Admin."
Task Scheduler runs as a system service and requires administrator priviledge to run at the designated time.(or the ability to logon as a service or similar)To run tasks automatically and set them up as a domain administrator. They run in the background and the workstation users will not see them.If you set them up using the administrator account of the local machine you will not necessarily have access to any domain shares or servers and so they stall.This may help also: UAC: Local Admin vs. Domain Admin http://vistavitals.blogspot.com/2008/01/uac-local-admin-vs-domain-admin.htmlAs defined Task Scheduler or MSTASK runs as a service, you can actually assign run or disable to which user profile as defined in the Service Console.The task schedule is a saved script file (.job), I believe deleting it in the registry will have no effect on the job.BTW, what is the OS in concern?
Actually, the error popped specifying that the scheduled tasks is trying to use a username that doesn't have sufficient rights. Same thing happens when you want to delete some sche'd task.Well, Vista is a junk scrap.Anyway here's a screencap:Possible Solution:If RUN Whether User is Logged on or not option is used>>>Check the box on Do Not Store Password>>>Check Run at Highest Privileges>>>Make sure you got sufficient Admin rights for what your tasking.
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