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| Using Windows "scheduled tasks" to launch a .bat file
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| Re: Using Windows "scheduled tasks" to launch a .bat file
I will suggest you to use cmd.exe /k "the .bat file. In this case window will stay opened and you will be able to see the errors that might be preventing your bat file from getting invoked. If you are not able to deal with the error your self than you can post it here for further help. |
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