Why Scheduler does not run in domain env ?

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My office PC is in a domain.
I schedule a task and put in the userid/password for it to run. It
runs when I'm still logon.
When I logoff, it seems like it forgets my password and fails to run.
If I put in my password again, it will run for this logon session.

How to make it remember my password ? Thanks.
 
Does the task itself fail to run or is it the process that the task is
executing that fails? If the process requires your domain credentials, it
will fail because you are not logged in. The solution is to remain logged in
and lock your workstation when it is not attended.
 
You will have to run the task as a service if you have local administrative
rights to computer.
 
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| My office PC is in a domain.
| I schedule a task and put in the userid/password for it to run. It
| runs when I'm still logon.
| When I logoff, it seems like it forgets my password and fails to run.
| If I put in my password again, it will run for this logon session.
|
| How to make it remember my password ? Thanks.

Look at what the task is doing. For example does it have a dependency upon mapped drives
that only exist when you are logged on.
 
I don't have administrative rights. I just running it in the
scheduler. The password seems to be lost every time I restart the PC.
 
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