Windows 10 [SOLVED] Windows 10: schtasks job start, but does not work

Neemobeer

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• Sep 17, 2018

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Did you try adding the word PAUSE or change it to cmd /K. /C will terminate the command prompt.

 

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erotavlas

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• Sep 17, 2018

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Thank you very much. Your workaround worked, by using cmd /k I found that the problem was related to the working directory.
Both the following works well.

Code:

start /D %scriptPath% %scritpPath%program arg1 arg2

Code:

start /D %scriptPath% cmd /c %scriptPath%program arg1 arg2

I would like to get the same result via powershell:

Code:

Start-Process -WorkingDirectory $path -FilePath "$path\program" -ArgumentList "arg1 arg2" -WindowStyle Maximized

However, in this case adding the path does not change the effect.

 

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Neemobeer

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Use the argument field available in task scheduler, also do you have your execution policy set to allow scripts?

 

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erotavlas

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• Sep 18, 2018

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I solved in this way:

Code:

Start-Process -WorkingDirectory $path -FilePath "$path\program" -ArgumentList "arg1 arg2" -WindowStyle Maximize

Schtsk:

Code:

PowerShell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -NoProfile -InputFormat None -File C:\path\script.ps1

 

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