DOS at command scheduling
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I wanted to make a schedule that runs a (backupping) .bat program using at command on startup. If it isn't possible, then at 5 PM sunday.
backup scheduling at
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I wanted to make a schedule that runs a (backupping) .bat program using at command on startup. If it isn't possible, then at 5 PM sunday.
backup scheduling at
asked Jan 16 at 15:06
EcofgEcofg
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What is your question? What did you try? Where did you get stuck?
– Berend
Jan 16 at 15:20
What OS are you using? MS-DOS? PC-DOS? Windows 95? Windows XP?
– grawity
Jan 16 at 15:25
I'm using windows 10
– Ecofg
Jan 16 at 15:28
I didn't try anything yet because I'm not use to using the at command, basically I want to know how to use it...
– Ecofg
Jan 16 at 15:31
First, the "at" command will schedule a task, but you only need to run it once to set the schedule & task details. Second, why don't you want to use the built-in Task Scheduler which provides a nice easy-to-use GUI. Third, please try reading the help from typing "AT /?" or researching the command before posting.
– Debra
Jan 16 at 19:14
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I wanted to make a schedule that runs a (backupping) .bat program using at command on startup. If it isn't possible, then at 5 PM sunday.
backup scheduling at
asked Jan 16 at 15:06
EcofgEcofg
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I wanted to make a schedule that runs a (backupping) .bat program using at command on startup. If it isn't possible, then at 5 PM sunday.
backup scheduling at
backup scheduling at
asked Jan 16 at 15:06
EcofgEcofg
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asked Jan 16 at 15:06
EcofgEcofg
1
asked Jan 16 at 15:06
EcofgEcofg
1
asked Jan 16 at 15:06
EcofgEcofg
1
asked Jan 16 at 15:06
EcofgEcofg
1
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What is your question? What did you try? Where did you get stuck?
– Berend
Jan 16 at 15:20
What OS are you using? MS-DOS? PC-DOS? Windows 95? Windows XP?
– grawity
Jan 16 at 15:25
I'm using windows 10
– Ecofg
Jan 16 at 15:28
I didn't try anything yet because I'm not use to using the at command, basically I want to know how to use it...
– Ecofg
Jan 16 at 15:31
First, the "at" command will schedule a task, but you only need to run it once to set the schedule & task details. Second, why don't you want to use the built-in Task Scheduler which provides a nice easy-to-use GUI. Third, please try reading the help from typing "AT /?" or researching the command before posting.
– Debra
Jan 16 at 19:14
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What is your question? What did you try? Where did you get stuck?
– Berend
Jan 16 at 15:20
What OS are you using? MS-DOS? PC-DOS? Windows 95? Windows XP?
– grawity
Jan 16 at 15:25
I'm using windows 10
– Ecofg
Jan 16 at 15:28
I didn't try anything yet because I'm not use to using the at command, basically I want to know how to use it...
– Ecofg
Jan 16 at 15:31
First, the "at" command will schedule a task, but you only need to run it once to set the schedule & task details. Second, why don't you want to use the built-in Task Scheduler which provides a nice easy-to-use GUI. Third, please try reading the help from typing "AT /?" or researching the command before posting.
– Debra
Jan 16 at 19:14
What is your question? What did you try? Where did you get stuck?
– Berend
Jan 16 at 15:20
What is your question? What did you try? Where did you get stuck?
– Berend
Jan 16 at 15:20
What OS are you using? MS-DOS? PC-DOS? Windows 95? Windows XP?
– grawity
Jan 16 at 15:25
What OS are you using? MS-DOS? PC-DOS? Windows 95? Windows XP?
– grawity
Jan 16 at 15:25
I'm using windows 10
– Ecofg
Jan 16 at 15:28
I'm using windows 10
– Ecofg
Jan 16 at 15:28
I didn't try anything yet because I'm not use to using the at command, basically I want to know how to use it...
– Ecofg
Jan 16 at 15:31
I didn't try anything yet because I'm not use to using the at command, basically I want to know how to use it...
– Ecofg
Jan 16 at 15:31
First, the "at" command will schedule a task, but you only need to run it once to set the schedule & task details. Second, why don't you want to use the built-in Task Scheduler which provides a nice easy-to-use GUI. Third, please try reading the help from typing "AT /?" or researching the command before posting.
– Debra
Jan 16 at 19:14
First, the "at" command will schedule a task, but you only need to run it once to set the schedule & task details. Second, why don't you want to use the built-in Task Scheduler which provides a nice easy-to-use GUI. Third, please try reading the help from typing "AT /?" or researching the command before posting.
– Debra
Jan 16 at 19:14
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What is your question? What did you try? Where did you get stuck?
– Berend
Jan 16 at 15:20
What OS are you using? MS-DOS? PC-DOS? Windows 95? Windows XP?
– grawity
Jan 16 at 15:25
I'm using windows 10
– Ecofg
Jan 16 at 15:28
I didn't try anything yet because I'm not use to using the at command, basically I want to know how to use it...
– Ecofg
Jan 16 at 15:31
First, the "at" command will schedule a task, but you only need to run it once to set the schedule & task details. Second, why don't you want to use the built-in Task Scheduler which provides a nice easy-to-use GUI. Third, please try reading the help from typing "AT /?" or researching the command before posting.
– Debra
Jan 16 at 19:14