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Gary Clark
We have computers running under Windows XP Professional
that are in constant use by multiple users during business
hours. During non-business hours they are left turned on
and booted but in a logged-off state. We want to schedule
tasks to run at night, while the computers are in a logged-
off state. We want to run virus scans unsing Norton Anti
Virus and also automatic backups hard-drive-to-hard-drive,
as the computers are all equipped with two large hard
drives.
Any of these tasks work fine if run when the person who
scheduled them is logged-on, but won't run when nobody is
logged-on. Is this a defect in Windows XP or is there some
secret to it?
that are in constant use by multiple users during business
hours. During non-business hours they are left turned on
and booted but in a logged-off state. We want to schedule
tasks to run at night, while the computers are in a logged-
off state. We want to run virus scans unsing Norton Anti
Virus and also automatic backups hard-drive-to-hard-drive,
as the computers are all equipped with two large hard
drives.
Any of these tasks work fine if run when the person who
scheduled them is logged-on, but won't run when nobody is
logged-on. Is this a defect in Windows XP or is there some
secret to it?