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Give the user account read and execute permissions to the folder and make sure that the actual task inherits the same permissions.<br />

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Give the user account read and execute permissions to the folder and make sure that the actual task inherits the same permissions.


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Right clicking and going to properties of that folder does not display the Security tab.<br />
is there another way of assigning permissios to my user.<br />

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Right clicking and going to properties of that folder does not display the Security tab.
is there another way of assigning permissios to my user.


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I apologize I misread the folder location...
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I apologize I misread the folder location...

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Do you need any further help with this issue? &nbsp;If so please let me know :)
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Do you need any further help with this issue?  If so please let me know :)

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Hi,<br />
I have not tried your solution yet. I will let you know after i try it.<br />
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thanks
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Hi,
I have not tried your solution yet. I will let you know after i try it.

thanks

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Hi experts,<br />
<br />
I have a windows 2003 server machine on my domain, and i have some scheduled tasks created under the folder C:\WINDOWS\Tasks.<br />
Currently all these task are running with their assigned schedule.<br />
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I need to give access to one of the domain users to the Tasks folder, so that he can run them manuallay. My user has remote desktop access to the server.<br />
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I would appreciate any help<br />
<br />
thanks
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Hi experts,

I have a windows 2003 server machine on my domain, and i have some scheduled tasks created under the folder C:\WINDOWS\Tasks.
Currently all these task are running with their assigned schedule.

I need to give access to one of the domain users to the Tasks folder, so that he can run them manuallay. My user has remote desktop access to the server.

I would appreciate any help

thanks

Giving access to C:\WINDOWS\Tasks folder

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