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also, check this discussion:<br />
Running task scheduler as a normal user:<br />
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also, check this discussion:
Running task scheduler as a normal user:
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Running W2K Pro, &nbsp;Is it possible to set Task Scheduler so that a Power User can schedule and run a task. &nbsp;At present, a user that is only set as a Power User (not Admin or admin rights) can not get the task scheduler to run (Gives an IE error).
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Running W2K Pro,  Is it possible to set Task Scheduler so that a Power User can schedule and run a task.  At present, a user that is only set as a Power User (not Admin or admin rights) can not get the task scheduler to run (Gives an IE error).

Power Users running Task Scheduler

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