FG

What is the command line to schedule a task to be executed once and soon?

Fresh3 days ago
Mar 15, 202616941 views
Confidence Score0%
0%

Problem

I know there is the at and schtasks. But I couldn't figure out how to use them to execute a task soon and once. I have read about a soon command, but there isn't such command in my Windows version. I plan to include this command in a batch file and, because of that, I can't hardcode the start time.

Unverified for your environment

Select your OS to check compatibility.

1 Fix

Canonical Fix
Unverified Fix
New Fix – Awaiting Verification

Fix for: What is the command line to schedule a task to be executed once and soon?

Low Risk

Working on top of Keith's answer to suit your needs: Where replaces sleep in Windows 7. is the seconds to wait defined by , add if you want to disallow the user to continue. from Microsoft SysInternals allows you to run interactive ( ) as the local …

Awaiting Verification

Be the first to verify this fix

Sign in to verify this fix

Environment