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Dennis Q. Wilson
I'm running a clean install of Windows XP Pro with Service Pack 2, and
I wish to use Task Scheduler to run a certain program at various times
each week (an ATI Multimedia Center video capture, for what it's
worth).
Most tasks complete just fine, but not all -- some never start. When I
check the "Scheduled Tasks" folder following such a failure, what I
invariably find is that the "Next Run Time" pertaining to the failed
tasks has mysteriously jumped many days ahead.
For example, if a program is scheduled to run every Wednesday at 8 p.m
beginning April 12, I might check it the next morning to find that, not
only did it not happen, but now the "Next Run Time" isn't set to April
19, but something like April 23, which is MORE than seven days ahead,
and isn't even a Wednesday!
To the best of my ability to double-check, the task properties have
been set correctly. And as I said, this only happens with SOME of the
scheduled video captures -- the rest execute as, well, scheduled.
Does anyone know what might be happening here?
I wish to use Task Scheduler to run a certain program at various times
each week (an ATI Multimedia Center video capture, for what it's
worth).
Most tasks complete just fine, but not all -- some never start. When I
check the "Scheduled Tasks" folder following such a failure, what I
invariably find is that the "Next Run Time" pertaining to the failed
tasks has mysteriously jumped many days ahead.
For example, if a program is scheduled to run every Wednesday at 8 p.m
beginning April 12, I might check it the next morning to find that, not
only did it not happen, but now the "Next Run Time" isn't set to April
19, but something like April 23, which is MORE than seven days ahead,
and isn't even a Wednesday!
To the best of my ability to double-check, the task properties have
been set correctly. And as I said, this only happens with SOME of the
scheduled video captures -- the rest execute as, well, scheduled.
Does anyone know what might be happening here?