Task scheduler + bacup with path

[totmad1]

WARNING Use at own risk!!!
This will only create a scheduled task. It will not allow editing or deleting.
If you want to edit you can run

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open "C:\Windows\System32\taskschd.msc"

If you use "BacupWpath", you will have to alter the paths in the script.

TaskScheduler.zip

[Papoulka]

Cool script

Does "How Many Days" mean how many days this is to be active, or how many days between runs?

I didn't want to actually create a Scheduler task to find out...

[totmad1]

@ Papoulka
Thanks for the comment.
In answer to your question, I'll quote from my source"The task runs every N days."
You can alter the script to include an "End Date" using a placement of "/ed".
HTH