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How to Schedule script to Run Automatically Windows starts


zorlar
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Hi, I'm not professional autoit coder. I need to create a task. My software need to run when each computer starts and every day(Using task scheduler) I looked here 

 But I do not understand how the edit code in my request. My file path tempdir/clean.exe

Also, Sorry my english not good. Thanks

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@zorlar,

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@zorlar,

create a scheduled task and configure it manually just the way you want it. then export it to XML.

when you install your software, deploy that XML file and call schtasks.exe to create a task based on it.

see this topic for example:

 

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