RESOLVED - scheduled tasks fail to wake my R400

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• scheduled tasks fail for missing credential

  We run a few workflow planning other work streams to be run in the future up to 30 days.  Sometimes these workflows do not run and if you click on to change they say them

  "the special startup user credentials must be provided.  "Use the boot to change user dialog box do."

  These tasks are all added in the same way with the same workflow and im not sure what can cause some to fail. If you update the credentials, they all work very well.

  newspapers of the MDGS:

  2014-07 / 07 12:30:00.113 - 0400 [Thread-64] WARN {} [WorkflowResumeProcessor] difficulty disabled user session

  2014-07 / 07 12:30:00.113 - 0400 [Thread-64] ERROR {} [WorkflowRuntimeServiceImpl] cannot run workflows, no token of the user

  2014-07 / 07 12:30:00.113 - 0400 [Thread-64] WARN {} [TaskRunner] cannot run the task workflow

  ch.dunes.util.DunesServerException: cannot run workflows, no token of the user

  Yes.

  There are features in vCO to renew the token. Unfortunately in 5.5.1 has disabled this feature, and the chips will not properly extended when they are about to expire.

  There is difficulty already in place which will be available in vCO 5.5.2. Possible workaround is to regularly restart the task to provide identification information or file a ticket at the ESG and patch is available. I'll check if this may be released in the form of KB article so that it is accessible to the public.

  Hope this can help, Ivo.

• Scheduled task fails

  Hello
  
  I am scheduling a mapping for 22:00 in the night, he breaks down, but when I come and run the same mapping in the morning with the help of a programmer, it works perfectly. And, if I don't stop my workstation for the whole night and plan the same mapping for 22:00 it runs successfully.
  Is the work in my workstation? What is going on?
  
  Help, please.

  ... Of course!!! If the service is started and used on your client, not the server. Normally, the service must run on the server all the time.

  Kind regards
  Detlef

• Scheduled task runs does not correctly in the Windows XP machine.

  Original title: Troubleshoot the scheduled task.

  I have a scheduled task scheduled to run at 2:30 every night.  The time of execution scheduled next is 02:30 March 2, 2011.  I was not able to know what prevents it from running.  After a diagnosis, I'm sure it's not the exact command, but rather the setting in the scheduled task.  However, this is just in case: cmd /c start 'scan MalwareBytes' / low/b "C:\Program Malwarebytes ' Anti - Malware\mbam.exe" / scan-complete - log - cancel

  I have read many web pages on the resolution of the scheduled tasks, but the principal that I follow is http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308558.  Here is what I checked:

  • The scheduled task folder shows a 27 February 2011 than last time to run
  • Last log written by the application is February 27, 2011, confirming the last Run Time
  • Status column is empty
  • The application runs if I right click on the scheduled task and select run
  • I used 'cmd' and 'start' in a similar way to successfully launch a low priority job in different scheduled task launching a different application of scanning
  • Application logs for all three of my tasks planned for antimalware scans different show that there is a lot of room between the task durations
  • If I right click on the task failed on demand, choose run and wait for the end, success is indicated by a new log file written by the application and a "Last Run Time" update in the scheduled task folder
  • c:/Windows/SchedLgU.txt confirmed that the scheduled task that failed did not run since February 27, 2011, while other scheduled tasks has been run.  After a right click and running, c:/WINDOWS/SchedLgU.Txt shows a successful run.

  All my regular scans are set to run if the computer is idle, and I'm sure that didn't prevent this idling at this hour there.  The scheduled task failed is set to run under an administrator account even if this user is not signed.  He was placed this way well before the last run time of the February 27, 2011, and other tasks are also implemented this way (with success).  Is there anything else I can try?

  I think I found the problem.  I unchecked the option somehow to wake up in order to perform the scheduled task.  Thank you all for your answers.

• MISSED SCHEDULED TASKS FROM SIMULTANEOUSLY

  I run Windows 7, 64 Bit, Home Basic edition. I have run several tasks planned several based on VB Scripts and Batch files. All my scheduled tasks are sometimes triggered when I'm most likely available on my laptop. To trigger my scheduled tasks, a basic batch file is made and preceded by 'Microsoft Anna' asking me if I want to run a specific scheduled task using Sapi Speak. for example.

  "You want to run Disk Clean up" [Microsoft Anna]

  A VB Script window will appear 'Click on Yes or no'

  If I ignore this window, Microsoft Anna will once again ask me after, say twenty minutes, depending on how many times will be repeated this task as shown in the properties of the scheduled task triggers.  If I click on Yes, the task is run. If I click No., Microsoft Anna will once again ask me, after twenty minutes if I want to run the task.

  While I'm on the computer, it is easy to monitor scheduled tasks.  However, at some point, when some scheduled tasks are supposed to work and my laptop is turned off, all my scheduled tasks are triggered to take place on the 10th minute when I log on next. Microsoft Anna is enough time to simply announce a task and when I click Yes, others have already turned into errors and this is reflected in a separate window Script VB notifying the same.

  I admit that all of my scheduled tasks are well staggered to avoid coming into conflict with each other. However, should there have missed scheduled tasks, they want all start simultaneously on the 10 th minute. It's very annoying at times and I do have to manually perform all scheduled tasks fail once again, defeating the purpose of execution of scheduled tasks.

  Is there a work around to stagger missed scheduled tasks, when they are triggered on my next log on.

  Rajdeep

  Rajdeep salvation,

  Sorry for the inconvenience.

  I wish you post your query in the TechNet forums and see if you can get a response.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/scriptcenter/en-us/home?category=scripting

  It will be useful.

• How to get a scheduled task to run when disconnected, but do not run hidden

  Under XP, I had an installation where I created a scheduled task to open a playlist of music at 07:00 every day which was basically I woke up.  In the evening, I would put my computer to sleep and in the morning, the scheduled task would automatically wake the computer, log in my user account and open the playlist with my music program.   In Windows 7, it's is not possible because:

  1. If I put the "execute task if the user is connected or not," the music program opened by the task is hidden, and I can't control or turn off the music player, because it is hidden.

  2. If I put the task 'Run only when the user is connected', the music player is is more hidden when it is launched, but it does not work in my situation because my computer is configured to automatically disconnect when it goes into sleep mode, and which is usually the case when I want the scheduled task to run.

  It worked perfectly well under XP but under Windows 7 it is broken, because, for some reason if a scheduled task is set on "Run If the user is logged in or not ', the window opened by the scheduled task is always hidden.  This was not the case in XP.  Why is this the case in Windows 7, and is there a way to make it work like it did in XP?

  It's a real shame, because it worked perfectly under XP without the need of any additional software overhead.

  It is the same for Vista. The cause is SECURITY!

  Learn more about it here:
  http://windowsteamblog.com/Windows/b/developers/archive/2009/10/01/session-0-isolation.aspx

  André

  "A programmer is just a tool that converts the caffeine in code" Deputy CLIP - http://www.winvistaside.de/

• Historical Scheduler tasks displays tasks from Microsoft does not after a certain date.

  Hi all

  I have watched the Scheduler task category in the event viewer and see a number of the integrated task

  fail.  I opened the Task Scheduler to view the stories of the various tasks and I have

  see that they began to fail on December 2, 2013.  Something must be happened - I know I've changed

  my password to login, but I'm not 100% sure that it was that day.

  The typical mistakes I see are 80070005 and 80070102, which in my opinion, correspond to the

  Access denied and a timeout.

  Any help to clarify this appreciated...

  EDIT - these are the built-in tasks provided with Vista, such as the restoration of the system,

  Multimedia/systemsoundservice, Windows/the calendar reminder, etc., etc., which fail.

  who worked previously before the above date.

  I deleted and added to Save / Import XML files,.

  but the situation remains the same.

  Out of curiosity, I disabled UAC in Control Panel / users and restarted.

  In those circumstances, most of the tasks worked, only one or two errors showed.

  Once again, the reactivation of UAC, logon with that account (Administrator).

  most, if not all failed and display errors in the event viewer:

  Application and service logs, Microsoft, Windows, Task Scheduler

  Makers this circumstance ring the bells with anyone?

  EDIT

  This strange problem has been resolved by defining certain sensitive permissions

  in the registry, such as full access to the SYSTEM and administrators for HKLM and HKCU.

  Once it has been done, feature, returned to normal.

  I guess some permissions have been corrupted, who sets the tool.

• HP Slate 21 Pro fails to wake up from its sleep

  Hello

  I had this problem and since I have my 21 Pro slate.  The device will sometimes fail to wake from sleep mode Android or HDMI / PC mode.  This happens when touching the screen to wake you up and when you press the power button to wake.  The power button to become white, but the screen remains blank.

  The only thing I found to resolve so far, it is to pull the power plug and start the unit up.

  Anyone else having this problem?

  The update of KitKat was finally released the HP officially.  It is implemented slowly but if you want just now follow these steps below. It should solve some problems.

  Now my 21 slate is the progress update to 4.4.2 try this step
  
  1 factory reset your slate 21 pro
  2. wait until it has finished
  3. After restart it, set up your slate 21
  4 put to update all your application on google game store
  5. wait util finished all updates
  6. open Configuration and update your slate 21 (it will be very long)
  7. now my 21 tab is updated... If all goes well there is no problem until it ends the 4.4.2 update
  
  Hope it can help you get 4.4.2 os.
  Kind regards.

• BITSADMIN and scheduled tasks

  Does anyone have experience making bitsadmin more useless in a scheduled task?  It seems to be limited to the use of the command-line connected except for the / create command.  Otherwise, it fails because the user is not connected (will work even if at the request of task if you logged in and 'run now'), but when you are disconnected, the task runs but bitsadmin gives errors like:
  Cannot add file to job - 0x800704dd
  The requested operation was not because the user is not connected to the network.

  The specified service does not exist.

  This behavior even in Xp and S 2008 / Vista.

  Directors Exchange

  Hi rgaysa,

  Please use the forum answers of Vista,

  The question you have posted is related to a network environment and would be better suited to the TechNet community.
  We are only Vista support for the consumer.  Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the best support.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/categories/

  Hope this helps, Kevin
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• restart of the computer from standby when I press start on the system unit, but not when a scheduled task is started

  Windows XP Professional SP3, updates, motherboard Asus P4P800 series (2006). The original system dates back to 2002, but there have been many additions and replacement upgrade. More recently, 2011, two old hard drives have been replaced (XP had destroyed itself requiring a reinstallation), with a much larger and HD, and the cpu has been replaced by a 3 GHz one.

  I've configured the BIOS to enable the use of standby mode (standby). I wanted to be able to run scheduled backup jobs early in the morning, a little before I wake up normally. The goal was to conserve energy. Whenever I leave the computer for more than an hour or two, I put it in sleep mode. In recent years, that it worked well.

  Scheduled tasks are still, in fact, more surely than ever. But now, when I press the Start button on the system unit, the operating system is restarted rather than restore the State of the system at the time of Eve. This happened almost constantly for maybe a week. I was always a guard never enter sleep mode when I'm aware of any application running who has not completed a requested operation (save a file, defragment a disk, etc.).

  I searched on the basis of knowledge, but not found any problems like that. There has been no hardware changes, no new devices; only change of important software (but it is difficult to see how it might be relevant) was the resettlement of Java Runtime Environment 6.x to support the help of OpenOffice. Although I have not checked, I am reasonably sure that all drivers are up-to-date.

  No idea why this should suddenly become a problem or how to fix?

  Hello

  I suggest you follow these methods and check.

  Method 1: View the steps suggested in the following link.

  How to solve the problems of hibernation and standby in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/907477

  Method 2: Use the Powercfg.exe utility to restore the default power mode

  You can use the Powercfg.exe utility to copy the power mode of the user by default to the currently logged user profile. You can do this because eating patterns are only related to individual user accounts. To copy the default user schema using the Powercfg.exe utility, follow these steps:

  1. click on Start, click run, type cmdand then click OK.

  2. at the command prompt, type the following command and press ENTER:
  powercfg /RestoreDefaultPolicies

  Method 3: How to perform the check and clean boot if the problem persists.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310353

  NOTE: Once you check the functionality, follow the suggestions under steps to configure Windows to use a Normal startup state.

  I hope this helps!

• Win XP Pro - scheduled tasks

  I need more information about scheduled tasks.

  My backup software does not work. I get error logs.

  I need more examples to make it work.

  This isn't a lot of information to go.

  Here are a few notes unattractive, I have about scheduled tasks that can help you get started.  One day I have to make it more presentable:

  It is strongly suggested that the task entrusted to a user with a password (using the administrator account is not recommended), so create a new user with a password just for tasks or add a password to your account, if necessary.

  You can temporarily assign a password for test and worry about that later. This time just to see if your ST mechanism works correctly.

  If you configure the task to use the same account that you log in, you'll usually be able to see the task to launch and start running while you use the computer.  It is useful to see the task run in front of your eyes.

  If you configure the task to use another account that connect with the task must run again (and you see it), but for the test, use your own login account and then change the account of the task uses later when you're sure that it all works.

  If you try to create a new task by using an account that does not have a password, you will get this error trying to create the task:

  The new task has been created, but may not work because the account information could not be set.

  The specific error is 0x80070005: access is denied.

  Still, the task will be created, but it will not run correctly.

  Is there a way to get around that, but get this working first for if ensure your mechanism of the scheduled task is not afflicted.

  Stop the Task Scheduler service. Click on start, settings, Control Panel, administrative tools, services and locate the Task Scheduler Service and stop it.

  Remove or rename the scheduled task probably cluttered log file that is usually found here:

  c:\Windows\SchedLgU.txt

  Restart the Task Scheduler service to create a new journal (it's just a text file) and verify that a new log file has been created and that it looks like this:

  "Task Scheduler service".

  Started on 01/01/2010 06:26:43

  [* The most recent entry is above this line *]

  Navigate to the folder c:\windows\tasks to see all your tasks. Expand the Explorer window you can see all the columns interest by dragging the column headers for each column.

  The next columns Run Time, last run time, status and latest results are interesting. You can also click Advanced and view the log file of ST from here.

  Choose to add scheduled task.  Create a new task to run once command prompt now.  If you do not have a PW on your account, you will get an error while trying to create it (more on that later).  The new task will still be created, but it will never run. Assign a password to your account, at least temporarily, to test your mechanism of the scheduled task.

  After you have assigned your login password account temporarily, adjust the new scheduled task, you created to run the command prompt so that it uses the same account and password used to log on to Windows and the task must configure and save without error.

  Right-click the new task command prompt and choose run and a command window should open immediately.  If this isn't the case, something is wrong.  If so, your mechanism is healthy.  Examine the log file to view your results.

  Given that the task of the command prompt is configured to run under your account, that is why you will see the command prompt window open immediately.  If you have configured the task to use a different account (with a password of course), the task of the command prompt would run under this name of users (not your own) and you wouldn't open the command prompt window, but the task would be running and you can see in the Task Manager.  This way you know your ST mechanism works.

  Now that you know how to execute tasks manually, how to observe the columns of information, to know how to remove the log file, you can apply this knowledge to your new task.  Make sure that the Task Scheduler service is running again if you don't stop it to remove the log during the test.

  Assign properties to your new task or annoying that match your login (at least for testing), observe the columns and the newspaper.  If your task fails to run manually, errors in the log file are the clues to find out what to do next.

  Always try to return to the simple task of command prompt that you created to make sure that the ST mechanism working properly - before you know for sure that one works.  Then apply your knowledge to get your new task to work.

  You can edit the task properties to use your login account and password since you know it is working on the task from the command prompt.  If you change your new task and choose to run it and logged in with the same account, you should see your Execute task.  When you are satisfied, it is not working properly, you probably don't want to interrupt you while you are connected, so change it back the properties to use another connection to the user account that has a password that you have created just to run your scheduled tasks.

  Tasks that are created by other applications will use the special account NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM.  This account has no password and is typically used for system-oriented tasks, but you will only be able to see the performance when you use the Task Manager.

  If you try to manually run a ST as you see it open any window to run, but you will see running in Manager tasks and in the log file.  If you want to see actually run, change the properties to use your account and password, solve the task, and then change the properties back and test it again.

  These types of tasks can work very well, but you can tell by the log file, looking in the Task Manager, or columns of status in the folder tasks.  If you temporarily modify the task to use the same account and password you use to log in, you will be able to watch him run.

  Once you understand how to get a simple task like working of command prompt and you know where is the log file and how to edit the task properties, you can work on your new task or afflicted and make it work.

  There are ways around some of the restrictions and requirements, but it is best to only use what you have and use wisely.

  A common problem with scheduled tasks is that there is no password for the account used to create the task or people expect to 'see' the task running when it is not assigned to their connection and when theydon can't see anything and think that the job is not running.  This isn't how it works.  The log file and the Task Manager will tell you what is actually happening.

  If you're used to not having a password on your account because you do not have to enter a when you login or you are the only user on your system and decide to start using some mesh, it is sometimes easier to simply assign a password for your account, or just create a new user account XP with a password and use it for the m.  You can assign a password to your account and still have your system set in place to never ask for a password when you sign in, but you must remember your password - or set up a new account just for your scheduled tasks.

  Do, or do not. There is no test.

  I need YOUR voice and the points for helpful answers and propose responses. I'm saving for a pony!

• Computer not stay awake for the scheduled task

  System wakes up to the task at the right time, but falls asleep almost immediately after starting the task.  Power management is set to put the computer to sleep after 20 minutes, but eventlog shows the alarm system at 01:59 for the scheduled task and to sleep at 02:02.

  Am running Vista Home Basic SP2

  Excellent.  I am pleased to learn that the problem is essentially solved with only a little extra configuration of the task remaining.

  I am happy that I was able to help.  It was my pleasure.

  Thanks for the comments, and we do know that it worked.  This can help other people with the same problem.

  Good luck and best wishes!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• Unable to add scheduled tasks?

  Recently, when I add schedule task under the admin account, it fails and display the error message "Task Scheduler" a task or a folder with this name already exists", but it is false and I can't find anything for this new task under appendix.»

  Anyone have any suggestions on what evil is?
  Thanks in advance for your suggestions

  When I try now to approach, the problem disappeared,

  I would like to know on what the problem is with the update of the window.

  Do you have any suggestions?
  Thanks a lot for your suggestions :>

  Windows Update - Microsoft error

  Open a CMD prompt high
  Type the following and press ENTER: "fsutil resource setautoreset true c:\.
  Reset
  After restarting your machine, you should be able to create new tasks on demand now

• No scheduled task running in Windows 7

  I am running 32-bit Windows 7 Home Premium.

  There are about 5 days all tasks stop running scheduled. Task Scheduler says:

  Summary: 0, total 0-0 running succeeded, 0 stopped, 0 failed

  The Scheduler and its dependencies are all running and configured to start automatically. I see nothing in the event logs to explain this, even if maybe I'm looking in the wrong place.

  I have run the System File Checker and found no defects.

  Can someone advise.

  Thank you. Kind regards... Bernard

  Thanks for your suggestion of Marilyn...

  It took a while to work, but the answer has proved to be much simpler than I expected.

  As you will see, in my original, Scheduler task message indicates:

  Summary: 0, total 0-0 running succeeded, 0 stopped, 0 failed

  When I check the report of the task status on the Task Scheduler (local) page.

  However, what I didn't realize is that this summary is produced only if the Task Scheduler is set to activate all tasks history. My copy has been set to disable all tasks history and since I changed this setting, execution details and the summary tasks are appearing as I expected.

  Thanks again for your help.

  Kind regards... Bernard

• If I disconnect night & let computer programs still run scheduled tasks?

  I have a touch screen all in one computer that is running Windows 7 Prof I leave it on for the night because I have internet free satellite during the night and my programs are planning to do the updates & backups during this period.

  This has happened about 4 times now. wake up to find dozens of things open on my computer screen. Always me freaks out. I have Norton 360 on my computer, so I always do a scan complete antivirus & etc. always comes back clean. So I try to tell me that a fly or some need to crawl across my screen. EVERYONE KNOWS THIS PROBLEM? IS THAT SOMEONE HAS TRIED TO GET INTO MY COMPUTER?
  If only I disconnect during the night my programs still will put to day & backups at the scheduled time?

  Yes, looks like the computer is clean.  That's why I don't understand what can be 'dozens of things open on my computer screen' unless they are

  1 applications you started with Task Scheduler, or

  2 applications for which you have set options such as check the updates directly in the application.  Windows Media Center, just for example, is normally set to check hourly program updates from one day to the next day [it's just from memory, as I deleted].  These applications would create task scheduler entries themselves - you can scroll by opening the Task Scheduler with the run as Admin option & click on the little drop-down arrow next to the entrance to Task Scheduler Library.  Check that the view menu is set to show hidden tasks as well.

  3 the result of someone to hack into your computer, open the "dozens of things" but plant is not malicious software on it.  Which seems a little wacky for me.  All your accounts are protected with a password?

  What are 'dozens of things? "  Are there tasks Scheduler task calling it upward?

  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

  Back to your question of TS.

  TS can perform tasks when you are logged off the coast, as long as you set the on this way 'run if the user is logged in or not' run and only if the task can non - see the help entry security context of taskScheduler.

  Note 1 always offer you an account to run a task even with "Run if the user is logged in or not" chosen and the setting works only if the account has an Admin or batch job rights.

  Note 2 the tasks that have a user interface are not able to "Run If the user is logged in or not."

  In the Home Premium x 64 edition, the help file for Task scheduler is also available directly to C:\Windows\Help\mui\0409\taskscheduler. CHM