While working on one of my project, I required to take backup of all the work which I have completed coz workplace is shared among many developers.
So being a Linux person, I was looking for something simple like Crontab but ended with Windows Task Scheduler.
Tool is simple but not as Linux Crontab But it did the work asked by me :-)
How to Use Task Scheduler -
- Login with Admin privilege user account
- Open Run and "Taskschd.msc"
- Or Go to Start --> Control Panel --> System and Maintenance --> Administrative Tools --> Task Scheduler
- Click on "Create Task" on right hand side
- This will open a Wizard to create Task
- Fill the Task Name, Owner, Privilege and Configured for as below -
- Now, Click on Next Tab - Trigger, Here you have to define the time when you want to execute the program
- You can fill the different Setting to customize your schedule.
- Now, Click on "Action Tab"
- In this tab, you have to define the action, such as when triggered what program/script should be execute
- Click OK
- You can see your task created under "Task Scheduler Library"
For More details on Task Scheduler, You can visit below links -
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc748993(v=ws.11).aspx
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