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Tim
I've read the KB articles saying that the user and the
task both need a password in order to run the task.
But I need to figure out how to bypass that, as my
customers don't have user passwords and don't want them.
I believe there must be some way to do it, because I
successfully set up some tasks on one XP Pro system, with
no passwords, before I even knew this was an issue. And,
on the XP computers that say I must have a password, even
those have tasks which were automatically set up by Norton
antivirus, for example, which run just fine even though
the user has no password, and the scheduled task has no
password.
How do they do it? How can I do it?
task both need a password in order to run the task.
But I need to figure out how to bypass that, as my
customers don't have user passwords and don't want them.
I believe there must be some way to do it, because I
successfully set up some tasks on one XP Pro system, with
no passwords, before I even knew this was an issue. And,
on the XP computers that say I must have a password, even
those have tasks which were automatically set up by Norton
antivirus, for example, which run just fine even though
the user has no password, and the scheduled task has no
password.
How do they do it? How can I do it?