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If no user is logged in then it will never show! This would be a massive security hole should it be allowed, fortunately it is not.
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If no user is logged in then it will never show! This would be a massive security hole should it be allowed, fortunately it is not.

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never answered, my account is now locked do to it, have to do this
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never answered, my account is now locked do to it, have to do this

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Hi, I have a robocopy batch file that I run through task scheduler, it seems to run but I would like to see the command window when it does. &nbsp;Funny thing, some servers it pops up, and some it seems to run in a hidden window. &nbsp;I can't seem to find where this is. &nbsp;I think one server it would run in my face if I unchecked the &quot;run only if the user is logged in&quot;.<br />
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Question: how do I make it run visable all the time, or even while I need it to?<br />
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Thanks all.
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Hi, I have a robocopy batch file that I run through task scheduler, it seems to run but I would like to see the command window when it does.  Funny thing, some servers it pops up, and some it seems to run in a hidden window.  I can't seem to find where this is.  I think one server it would run in my face if I unchecked the "run only if the user is logged in".

Question: how do I make it run visable all the time, or even while I need it to?

Thanks all.

how to view command window in Task Scheduler Server 2003

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