Better create a Batch script and make 1 schedule task to run the job at particular schedule time.
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Browse All TopicsI currently have a batch file setup to run backups using robocopy. It works great but I don't like having the CMD window open while the backup is running. Is there any way to make this run in the background so this window does not have to be open?
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To do this you will need to run a vbscript to run the robocopy bat file. Copy and paste the code below into notepad. Change the path (where indicated) to the location of your robocopy bat file. Now save the file as "filename.vbs". The *.vbs file will run when u double click on it or run it from scheduler....u will not see any window pop-up. To verify your robocopy is running....launch taskmanager.
Let me know if this worked for you.
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by: BigBadWolf_000Posted on 2009-03-20 at 15:58:28ID: 23944686
specify the /MON and MOT/ switch that Robocopy will remain resident in memory and always be monitoring the source folder
Once you execute RoboCopy using the Monitor switch, it just runs until it is stopped through the Task Manager, or until the server reboots
http://www.ss64.com /nt/roboco py.html