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Check whether the batch files are on a local, accessible drive. Add some logging the batch files.<br />
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btw, what does &quot;stopped running&quot; mean? What error/return codes do you get (see in the Task Scheduler)?
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They are located on the c: drive of the server and the server and the user account that runs the batch file has Full R/W Permissions. The batch file doesn't even start to run. <br />
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The used to run okay, now they don't run. Then we noticed that they Were getting error codes in Task Scheduler (0x1) and (0x41301) The task is not running, nor is the batch file.
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You need to take a closer look at what you're trying to do here. Cause your status code means<br />
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<b>SCHED_S_TASK_RUNNING </b><br />
<b>0x00041301</b><br />
The task is currently running.<br />

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Task Scheduler has stopped running custom reboot batch files. We've got two of them were the first is scheduled to run every Monday morning. The other is set when we need to run a reboot out of hours for that night. <br />
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It has in the past run, but we have discovered it has stopped.<br />
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It running on Windows Small Business Server 2011 <br />
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We've created a test batch file that opens a cmd window that says test and awaits for someone to press a button to continue but that doesn't appear when using task Scheduler.<br />
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Any help is appreciated
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Task Scheduler has stopped running custom reboot batch files. We've got two of them were the first is scheduled to run every Monday morning. The other is set when we need to run a reboot out of hours for that night. 

It has in the past run, but we have discovered it has stopped.

It running on Windows Small Business Server 2011 

We've created a test batch file that opens a cmd window that says test and awaits for someone to press a button to continue but that doesn't appear when using task Scheduler.

Any help is appreciated

Task Scheduler will not run Batch files for server reboot.

Batch files are text files containing a script of commands that are executed by the command interpreter on DOS, OS/2 and Windows systems. Most commonly, they are used to perform a series of functions that are repeated -- copying a set of files created daily with one step, for example.