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We can't be everywhere at once we know—shocking! The Microsoft Scripting Guys 20 Sign in to vote. I have a powershell script I am trying to run as a scheduled task, but I cannot get it to run. Task Scheduler says it completes, but nothing happens. Friday, May 8, PM. It looks like I finally have a solution. What I still do not understand is if my code was not signed correctly it would not run in PowerShell at all.
I tested this to verify. So if my code is signed and PowerShell is set to AllSigned the script does not run in via Task Scheduler, but does not manually. I was attempting to be a good steward of security and keep it AllSigned, but that does not look like it works. So I have set my servers to RemoteSigned. If anyone else has tested this let me know, as I would be interested to hear what others have found. Thanks for all the help. Wednesday, July 1, PM. Schill 3. Saturday, May 9, AM.
That did not work. I have tried with and without quotes and with and without braces. I have also tried a multitude of different arguments, but nothing has worked.
Task Scheduler says it completes fine. This should be so simple!?!? Thursday, May 14, PM. This should work. Is there an error? Brandon Shell [MVP]. Monday, May 18, PM. Karl, What you wrote works fine from a command prompt, but Task Scheduler will not run it.
Rather Task Scheduler history says, in this order: Task Started Action started Created Task Process Action completed Task completed Looking at the time stamp it takes all of 1 second for this to happen.
When I check the virtual machines, no checkpoints have been created. Connect method and manage the tasks on a remote computer that way, and not have to directly interact with the older server. Execute get- scheduledtask and pipe it into Where-Object. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Asked 4 years, 2 months ago.
Active 4 years, 2 months ago. Viewed 2k times. Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Asked by:. Any help is really appreciated. I am the Exchange Admin and can run the Queue monitor script manually with no problems. I receive the alert email with no problems. When I tried scheduling the Powershell script using Task scheduler it tells me the script completed normally , but I never receive the alert email.
I tried both the arguments, same result. Any Ideas. This could be a number of reasons but make sure the account you are using to schedule the script has sufficient permissions to run the script and permissions within Exchange. Your email address will not be published.
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