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I recently converted a physical PC using Windows XP that runs jobs reports to a Virtual Machine. All the jobs in question use a domain admin service account credentials to run. Since converting this machine to a VM the jobs have not been running. If i reset the password for each job and run them at that time, they will run correctly. If i reset the password and let the job run as scheduled it errors out. I have checked the event log and the jobs log, but have found nothing pointing to this issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I recently converted a physical PC using Windows XP that runs jobs reports to a Virtual Machine. All the jobs in question use a domain admin service account credentials to run. Since converting this machine to a VM the jobs have not been running. If i reset the password for each job and run them at that time, they will run correctly. If i reset the password and let the job run as scheduled it errors out. I have checked the event log and the jobs log, but have found nothing pointing to this issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Jobs not running correctly on newly converted physical PC to Virutal machine,

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