I need to set up a task to restart my computer at a given time. can I so that with the Shutdown task and add an argument such
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Saga Lout
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You might be able to do it in the Task Scheduler and if I remember rightly, in XP it's in Control Panel>Scheduled Tasks.
I don't think XP supported the "at" command but try it anyway by bringing up a Command form and at the Prompt, typing
at /?
to see if any options appear.
I don't think XP supported the "at" command but try it anyway by bringing up a Command form and at the Prompt, typing
at /?
to see if any options appear.
Saga Lout
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They call it Task Scheduler in Windows 10 and it is in the Control Panel but as part of Administrative Tools.
If you right click the wonky square windows button, Control Panel should be on the right
The "at" command should work in 10 but it's probably going to ask for an elevated Command Prompt so go into c:\windows\system32 and scroll down to cmd.exe. Right click it and select RunAs Adminisrtator - it give you more facilities.
If you right click the wonky square windows button, Control Panel should be on the right
The "at" command should work in 10 but it's probably going to ask for an elevated Command Prompt so go into c:\windows\system32 and scroll down to cmd.exe. Right click it and select RunAs Adminisrtator - it give you more facilities.
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