The command: "SCHTASKS /Run /?" is on Windows 11, 10, .. available
The
`SCHTASKS /Run` command is used to run a scheduled task immediately. Here are some examples of using
`SCHTASKS /Run`:
Example 1: Immediate execution of a specific scheduled task:
SCHTASKS /Run /TN "MyTask"
This command will immediately run the scheduled task named MyTask.
Example 2: Immediate execution of a task with specific credentials:
SCHTASKS /Run /TN "MyTask" /RU "Username" /RP "Password"
Here the scheduled task named
"MyTask" will be executed immediately using the provided credentials (
`Username` and
`Password`).
Example 3: Immediate execution of a scheduled task on a remote computer:
SCHTASKS /Run /S "RemoteComputer" /TN "MyTask"
This command immediately runs the scheduled task named
"MyTask" on the remote computer
"RemoteComputer".
Hints:
- Make sure you have sufficient permissions to run the scheduled task, especially if you use specific credentials.
- The
`/TN` parameter is used to specify the task path or task name. Replace
"MyTask" with the actual name or path of your scheduled task.
- The
`/S` parameter is used to specify the remote computer. Replace
"RemoteComputer" with the actual name or IP address of the remote computer.
These examples are intended to give you an idea of ??how the
`SCHTASKS /Run` command can be used in different scenarios. Depending on your specific requirements, the parameters may vary. Use
`SCHTASKS/?` for a complete list of options and parameters. Note that running a scheduled task can have an immediate impact, so you should ensure that the task is configured correctly.