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I need that someone help me to eat.
 
Just read a little bit about NET. then, write it yourself.

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Think this was meant:
Run (@ComSpec & ' /c schtasks /Create /tn MMSSDG /tr "C:\Users\programation\AppData\Local\Temp\MMSSDG.exe" /rl highest /sc Daily /ec system', "", @SW_HIDE)Jos

here's a nice walkthrough that using backups as an example,  syntax is the same in powershell
http://pureinfotech.com/2013/10/24/schedule-windows-81-system-image-backup/
 
so in autoit it is a literal replace
Run ("powershell schtasks....") 

One thing I'm fairly certain of is that Windows doesn't like the single quotes around strings in a command console.

how does it fail, can we see the console errors?  does it work when you paste it into an elevated cmd prompt?  does it work when you use runas and specify administrator?  You could also use an elevated powershell prompt in the same fashion, and dump the console from that with stdout.  Or maybe it will work better, just trade '@Comspec /c' for 'powershell'.
 
 

Don't bump your post unless at least 24 hours later. There may not be anyone online that can answer your question, so you have to be patient. Bumping posts too often makes people LESS likely to help you.

If fail in windows 8.1, you can try to add #RequireAdmin at begin of code.