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Was something missing from my answer? &nbsp;Those are your only two options. &nbsp;Not sure why you considered that a &quot;B&quot; answer.. :(
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Was something missing from my answer?  Those are your only two options.  Not sure why you considered that a "B" answer.. :(

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I wrote a bat file that will create a schedualed tasks, but it only works in XP, how can i make it work for Win2K?<br />
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schtasks /delete /TN ALLCPU /F<br />
schtasks /create /RU ***** /RP ***** /SC daily /ST 01:00:00 /TN ALLCPU /TR &quot;\\nocal.natc.com\netlogon<wbr />\AllCPU.ex<wbr />e&quot;<br />
wait<br />
exit<br />
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I wrote a bat file that will create a schedualed tasks, but it only works in XP, how can i make it work for Win2K?
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schtasks /delete /TN ALLCPU /F
schtasks /create /RU ***** /RP ***** /SC daily /ST 01:00:00 /TN ALLCPU /TR "\\nocal.natc.com\netlogon\AllCPU.exe"
wait
exit
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auto create schtasks in Win2K

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