Thank you, Claymore,
I, too, was an Administrator without provileges when it came to using the
Task Scheduler, and followed your advice. However, I switched steps 4 and
5, because if I unchecked in step 4, the screen in step 5 was grayed out. (I
edited the quote below to move step 5 ahead of step 4 and renumbered.)
Running Windows XP Professional SP2.
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Larry
Claymore said:
Hi Rob,
The account under which Task Scheduler is to run must be passworded.
If you want XP to log you on automatically after you password the
account, here's the procedure:
1. Go to Start => Run
2. Type in (or copy and paste from here)
control userpasswords2 (note the space after "control")
3. Click OK (or press the enter key)
New 4. In the resulting window, Click once on the account you want XP to
boot into without stopping
New 5. Uncheck "Users must enter a user name and