windows-scheduler

I'm using Windows Scheduler to run an exe I have written. How can I jump into a debug session when the scheduler starts my exe? Update 1. I had thought of doing a Thread.Sleep and then Attach to Process. When I tried it, it says Debugger is already attached to process... Just a Bill See this Stack Overflow question How Can I Use DebugBreak in C# You could just call DebugBreak() from within your program. According to the MSDN page , DebugBreak does the following: Causes a breakpoint exception to occur in the current process. This allows the calling thread to signal the debugger to handle the

I am trying to see if I can manage a bunch of windows scheduled tasks from an asp.net-mvc site (setting up new tasks, updating frequency of existing tasks, etc) because we want to allow non technical users to update this info (so we want to avoid people having to log into the webserver directly,etc) I see you can do this from C# in general (links below) but not sure about entitlements, etc that would make it possible to manage via web app. http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsdesktop/CSTaskScheduler-2f70d723 Creating Scheduled Tasks If its not possible from the web, are there other "remote"

I have a Windows Server 2008 with scheduled tasks running, mainly .bat files calling PHP files. I have 2 users on the server, one Admin and the other is a Standard user. I used the Standard User to clear the history log in the Task Scheduler History tab using the Event Viewer. Now it won't record any history anymore. All of the scheduled tasks no longer have history in the History tab. However, the Last Run Result returns 0x0 and the schedulers are working fine. Please advise. Brian Clark Step 1: Open an elevated Task Scheduler (ie. right-click on the Task Scheduler icon and choose Run as

I want to use Inno Setup for my program installation and I need Inno Setup to create a task in Windows Task Scheduler to launch my program.exe every time the internet connects. I can do this manually , but I want Inno Setup do this by Schtasks command . This is my inno setup code( here ): #define MyAppName "Desktop" #define MyAppVersion "2" #define MyAppPublisher "MH" #define MyAppExeName "Desktop.exe" [Setup] AppId={{EFBBA2D3-C6F0-4D3D-BBD5-5AF126C3E8E9} AppName={#MyAppName} AppVersion={#MyAppVersion} AppPublisher={#MyAppPublisher} DefaultDirName={pf}\{#MyAppName} DefaultGroupName={#MyAppName

I'm trying to set up a recurring Python task through windows task scheduler. I have had success when I input the path to 'python.exe' and provide the script's path as a parameter to windows task scheduler (see screenshot below) However, I want to be able to choose a particular virtual environment in which to run the script. I don't have much knowledge of venv, and I typically use it by opening cmd and running Scripts\activate.bat in the desired virtual environment directory. How can I accomplish 'run task x in venvxxx every 24 hours' using windows task scheduler? Create batch file with these

In a related question we explored using ProcessBuilder to start external processes in low priority using OS-dependant commands. I also discovered that if a parent process is low priority, then all of its spawned processes start in low priority. So my new question is about starting a java file (run via double-clicking an executable jar in windows) in low priority or changing its priority programmatically during the run. I have tried altering the thread priority, but this has no effect on the windows process priority. I have tried the following, but it does not change the process priority in the