M
Marcus
Flightless Bird
Hi
I am trying to launch notepad.exe and if someone closes it, I will
bring it back up (polling one time every minute).
For this I am using schtasks
When I run schtasks as the currently logged in user I have no problem
at all. I am using the following command:
schtasks /create /sc minute /mo 1 /tn "notepad_task" /tr "\"C
WINNT
\notepad.exe\""
But I want to start this as system user. I therefore add the /ru
system to the end of the command. The command now looks the following:
schtasks /create /sc minute /mo 1 /tn "notepad_task" /tr "\"CWINNT
\notepad.exe\"" /ru system
The problem is that even though this command will launch a notepad.exe
(I see it in the process list), the notepad.exe application is not
visible on screen, nor is it visible in the taskbar.
Why is this, and how can I make it visible when running it as user
"system"?
I am trying to launch notepad.exe and if someone closes it, I will
bring it back up (polling one time every minute).
For this I am using schtasks
When I run schtasks as the currently logged in user I have no problem
at all. I am using the following command:
schtasks /create /sc minute /mo 1 /tn "notepad_task" /tr "\"C
WINNT\notepad.exe\""
But I want to start this as system user. I therefore add the /ru
system to the end of the command. The command now looks the following:
schtasks /create /sc minute /mo 1 /tn "notepad_task" /tr "\"C
WINNT\notepad.exe\"" /ru system
The problem is that even though this command will launch a notepad.exe
(I see it in the process list), the notepad.exe application is not
visible on screen, nor is it visible in the taskbar.
Why is this, and how can I make it visible when running it as user
"system"?