How to configure a reboot at a specific time each day in W..

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Yes, executing the batch is correct. Use any account that has local
administrative rights. Scheduled Tasks|Advanced|View Log may provide some
details.

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"Jim" <Jim@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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|I have extracted the shutdown.exe from the resource kit, created a folder
in
| the root of C (restart) and put the shutdown.exe in it along with a batch
| file called restart.bat.In the file /L /Y /R /t:05. Then I configured a
| scheduled task to run the shutdown.exe and this where I get foggy on what
to
| do! How do you set up permission's so that the task will run for every one
no
| matter who is logged in and what should be in the " run in" dialog box?
| It seems to be buggy ...... I can execute the batch file, not sure how
many
| times 5 to 10 and then the file doesn't work any more .......... then
while
| tiring to figure out what happened it started to work.
| My current condition is that the batch file works but the scheduled task
| does not. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Jim