HOW TO HIDDEN SCHEDULED TASK

[daniaon41]

please help me how to hidden scheduled, because it is very annoy me in my PC,,,

[BSOD2600]

To prevent yourself from seeing the command windows open every 5 minutes, run the scheduled task as a different user than you use to login to your computer.

[daniaon41]

So , I must change or move this scheduled task in a different users in my computer.

thanks.

[daniaon41]

how to hidden command windows which open every 5 minutes???
run the scheduled task as a different user than you use to login to your computer can't help me. graphic is not work after i run the scheduled task as a different user.

[BSOD2600]

That means you have a permission problem. Make sure the user account you are using has the same rights as the user you were previously using.

[bulek]

If you can't run it under another account then you may try to use bgrun.exe (http://www.jukkis.net/bgrun/) which runs any command in hidden window... no more popups in this case.

- Piotr

[daniaon41]

how to use bgrun???to hidden my scheduled task

Please............

[bulek]

For example:

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c:\bgrun\bgrun.exe c:\php\bin\php.exe c:\inetpub\wwwroot\cacti\cmd.php

Of course all paths depends on your config.

- Piotr

[carolina]

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c:\bgrun\bgrun.exe c:\php\bin\php.exe c:\inetpub\wwwroot\cacti\cmd.php

where i can find that path? is that in control panel > scheduled task > task > path ?
then what i must do next? sorry newbie question

thx

[BSOD2600]

wow, old thread.

You really should have the scheduled task run under a DIFFERENT user, from the one which you use daily. That will solve this problem easily.

As for the location, yes... the field which says: Run, you need to modify.

[carolina]

yes, it works..

thanks

[megrim]

To run a hidden scheduled task use the 'SYSTEM' user which already exists for that purpose. This way, you don't have to create a new one.

PS: I know that this thread is very old... but it might help other :-?

[BSOD2600]

The SYSTEM account will work fine, assuming no scripts need to be executed against a remote Windows box. Otherwise, you need a domain account to run the scheduled task.