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You can always use the Scheduled task from the GPO Preferences to create a job.
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You can always use the Scheduled task from the GPO Preferences to create a job.

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Sunil is referring to GPO scheduled task preferences
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Sunil is referring to GPO scheduled task preferences

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Author abandoned.<br />
In my eyes, it seems much more flexible to use the way I outlined instead of using simple WMI filtering.<br />
What Sunil wrote would mean: create a task that uses commands to create a GPO - not very easy, since the syntax is complicated and not advisable in my opinion. Others, please feel free to change this selection.<br />
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Author, feel free to close your question and give feedback.
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Author abandoned.
In my eyes, it seems much more flexible to use the way I outlined instead of using simple WMI filtering.
What Sunil wrote would mean: create a task that uses commands to create a GPO - not very easy, since the syntax is complicated and not advisable in my opinion. Others, please feel free to change this selection.

Author, feel free to close your question and give feedback.

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Dear Experts, how can we schedule a task which will be executed in future on WinServer 2012R2?<br />
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For example: <br />
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On 1/1/2020; create a GPO to change background of domain users' PCs<br />
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Does Anyone have experience?
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Dear Experts, how can we schedule a task which will be executed in future on WinServer 2012R2?

For example: 

On 1/1/2020; create a GPO to change background of domain users' PCs

Does Anyone have experience?

Schedule a future task

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Windows Server 2012

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