I'm trying to add something to Unattended install scripts, that will
start a script from a server each time a workstation is booted, with
administrator credentials.
\\server\unattended\script.bat (only domain admin can get there)
What I figured out so far, that Windows 2000/XP is not as easy in this
regard as Linux, or even Windows 9x :)
So my idea was to use a "Scheduled task" feature - it allows a user to
start a program or a script when the computer boots up.
It has a nice GUI, that creates a .job file with a description of what
to start.
It doesn't contain any credentials, so it won't just run on another
machine if I just copy it.
Has anyone a clue how can I add a "Scheduled task / job" from a command
line?
Or perhaps there is an other way to add a "start script with specified
credentials" each time the machine is booted?
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Tomek
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