Running batch scripts using Task Scheduler
This article will show you how to use Task Scheduler to run a batch file.
Running batch scripts using Task Scheduler
With Task Scheduler, you can automate tasks to run automatically at specific times.
It only takes a few steps and you don't need to modify anything in your script. Follow these steps to automate your script.
- Open your Task Scheduler.
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Click Create Task.
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Provide your name and other required information here.
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Now go to the Actions tab and click New.
- Now provide the exact path to the batch script, select an action and provide other optional settings as required.
- After that, click OK in both windows.
Now your task will automatically run at the specified time you specified.
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