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Peter Speden
This is a bit perplexing.
If I run the schedule tasks wizard and am trying to schedule a task
that is not in the list, there is no browse button to click to choose
something else.
Is this something to do with access policies, all the documentation I
can find says that there should be a browse button.
I also don't get a browse button on my windows XP machine either.
The machines are all part of a domain. I have administrator rights on
the machines, but there is no browse button available.
I have been able to create a task using the schtasks.exe on my XP
machine. Is there a similar command in Windows 2000.
Some guidance would be much appreciated.
If I run the schedule tasks wizard and am trying to schedule a task
that is not in the list, there is no browse button to click to choose
something else.
Is this something to do with access policies, all the documentation I
can find says that there should be a browse button.
I also don't get a browse button on my windows XP machine either.
The machines are all part of a domain. I have administrator rights on
the machines, but there is no browse button available.
I have been able to create a task using the schtasks.exe on my XP
machine. Is there a similar command in Windows 2000.
Some guidance would be much appreciated.