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 lets assume I want to run chkdsk for partition E: ONCE at next reboot.
How can I achieve this with "schtasks" built-in command?
I don't want to specify a certain time because it varies from time to time and computer to computer and exacty boot time cannot be specified.
Peter
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 lets assume I want to run chkdsk for partition E: ONCE at next reboot.
How can I achieve this with "schtasks" built-in command?
I don't want to specify a certain time because it varies from time to time and computer to computer and exacty boot time cannot be specified.
Peter
