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I have problem when running batch file from Windows 7 task scheduler,
I opened 2 windows of explorer, 1st explorer window: D:\Destination and 2nd explorer window: D:\Target. In D:\Target folder, there is a file will be copied automatically into D:\Destination folder. In D:\Destination folder, there is a batch file in which if the batch file is opened or double clicked then the file in D:\Target folder will be copied automatically into D:\Destination folder.
BUT... the batch file is not work good if the batch is run from Windows 7 task scheduler, when I added the batch file to Windows 7 task scheduler, and when I tried to run the batch file, the batch file failed to copy file in D:\Target folder into D:\Destination folder automatically . Why that?
As while, if I added the batch file to Windows XP Schedule Task, it worked like expected , but not like that in Windows 7 Task Scheduler .
Please help me... How the correct way to add batch file (like: automatic-copy batch file) to Windows 7 task sheduler so that when I try to run the batch file, file in D:\Target folder can be copied into D:\Destination folder automatically?
I have practiced it before, and uploaded the video on YouTube, its link below:
[ame=[MEDIA=youtube]k7k5viuSkfQ[/MEDIA] to add batch file into windows 7 task scheduler - YouTube[/ame]
Did I do mistake? Please help me...
thank you so much... : )
contact information:
name: Ridho Andika Putra
email: (e-mail address removed)
facebook: facebook.com/ridho.andika.putra
I opened 2 windows of explorer, 1st explorer window: D:\Destination and 2nd explorer window: D:\Target. In D:\Target folder, there is a file will be copied automatically into D:\Destination folder. In D:\Destination folder, there is a batch file in which if the batch file is opened or double clicked then the file in D:\Target folder will be copied automatically into D:\Destination folder.
BUT... the batch file is not work good if the batch is run from Windows 7 task scheduler, when I added the batch file to Windows 7 task scheduler, and when I tried to run the batch file, the batch file failed to copy file in D:\Target folder into D:\Destination folder automatically . Why that?
As while, if I added the batch file to Windows XP Schedule Task, it worked like expected , but not like that in Windows 7 Task Scheduler .
Please help me... How the correct way to add batch file (like: automatic-copy batch file) to Windows 7 task sheduler so that when I try to run the batch file, file in D:\Target folder can be copied into D:\Destination folder automatically?
I have practiced it before, and uploaded the video on YouTube, its link below:
[ame=[MEDIA=youtube]k7k5viuSkfQ[/MEDIA] to add batch file into windows 7 task scheduler - YouTube[/ame]
Did I do mistake? Please help me...
thank you so much... : )
contact information:
name: Ridho Andika Putra
email: (e-mail address removed)
facebook: facebook.com/ridho.andika.putra