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Can you give the code for the bat file and what happens when you try to run it manually if there is an error etc.?
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It may need to run elevated. Go into Properties of the task, then the General tab, and tick the box in the Security Options section that says "Run with highest privileges". It should look like this:
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Regards, Joe
try this command in task manager
runas /savecred /profile /user:Administrator whateveryouwanttorun.bat
When I run the bat file manually there is no error. When I run the program, a .application file manually there is no error.
If I try to run the .application file in task manager it says not valid win32 application.
I already have run with highest privileges checked.
I tried the runas command gives me "The operation completed successfully. (0x0) in task manager but the application doesn't actually run. The same as when I just have it run the bat directly.
The code in the BAT file is just
If I try to run the .application file in task manager it says not valid win32 application.
I already have run with highest privileges checked.
I tried the runas command gives me "The operation completed successfully. (0x0) in task manager but the application doesn't actually run. The same as when I just have it run the bat directly.
The code in the BAT file is just
autosnapshot.application
not valid win32 application
Yes, I do have the .net framework. The program runs perfectly when clicked or run from the commandline. @Sam Simon Nasser
I have tried with the full pathname in the .bat file @coral147. I've googled around and this seems to be a common thing, but I have found no solutions anywhere.
I have tried with the full pathname in the .bat file @coral147. I've googled around and this seems to be a common thing, but I have found no solutions anywhere.
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hmmm...
dumb question: does it have to be run from the .BAT file?
Can you run autosnapshot.application directly in Task Manager?
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never mind, I just saw the post where is says you tried this already
dumb question: does it have to be run from the .BAT file?
Can you run autosnapshot.application directly in Task Manager?
edit:
never mind, I just saw the post where is says you tried this already
It appears to have worked. Thank you! I did have to change it to
runas "/savecred /profile /user:administrator whateveryouwanttorun.bat"
Not sure why, I think because of the spaces. It was just a guess when it errored out and it worked.
runas "/savecred /profile /user:administrator whateveryouwanttorun.bat"
Not sure why, I think because of the spaces. It was just a guess when it errored out and it worked.
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