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one-time task
About this tag
The one-time task tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about scheduling tasks that run only once, particularly at system startup or next reboot. Users seek methods to create such tasks using command-line tools like schtasks, avoiding the GUI. Common scenarios include running disk checks (e.g., chkdsk) once at boot without repeating. The tag focuses on Windows Task Scheduler automation, command-line syntax, and workarounds for triggering tasks at boot time without specifying an exact time. Topics involve scripting, system administration, and troubleshooting one-time task execution in Windows environments.
As you know users can setup a task to be run at startup with the built-in task scheduler "schtasks" with
schtasks /sc ONSTART ... /TR ...
However this command syntax triggers the task at EVERY BOOT time.
How do I setup (from command line and not through GUI!!!) a ONE-TIME task?
For simplicity...
Hi,
A few hours ago I created two one time run scheduled tasks using task scheduler. My problem is I can not view them. How can I find them? I urgently need to cancel them.
Regards
telmessos