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Hi Experts,<br />
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how can i reset the password on numerous Scheduled tasks?<br />
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Optionally Filter by &quot;Start In&quot; field<br />
i.e. Only do the tasks with the Start In as &quot;C:\Program Files\JetReports\&quot; or Do all.<br />
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I'm fluent in VBA and VB .NET<br />
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Even if its only a starter, i'm sure i can continue on.<br />
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It will be on a remote computer inside the domain.<br />
Computer Name PURCH006<br />
I can use \\PURCH006\C$\WINDOWS\Task<wbr />s to view them<br />
All Computers are Windows XP
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Hi Experts,

how can i reset the password on numerous Scheduled tasks?

Optionally Filter by "Start In" field
i.e. Only do the tasks with the Start In as "C:\Program Files\JetReports\" or Do all.

I'm fluent in VBA and VB .NET

Even if its only a starter, i'm sure i can continue on.

It will be on a remote computer inside the domain.
Computer Name PURCH006
I can use \\PURCH006\C$\WINDOWS\Tasks to view them
All Computers are Windows XP

Bulk Change Password on Scheduled Tasks

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