If you don't mind opening attachments, you can simply open, save, and import this attachment into Task Scheduler.

If you do mind opening attachments, keep this email handy (perhaps print to hardcopy) and open Task Scheduler, and Create a New Task. As you enter the values, and tick the check boxes in Create a New Task refer back to this email to give you the values to assign. The key to making this work, is to schedule it at/before Log On. This allows ERUNT to run before UAC or Windows Defender become active.

I've tried to highlight the more important lines of the script. If this doesn't get the job done, just reply to this email or email me directly.


Danno


wrote in message ...
On Thu, 20 Aug 2009 20:43:59 -0500, "Danno"
wrote:

Upon rereading this post, I realized that the most important reason for
running ERUNT from this task is that it runs *before* UAC becomes active.
Therefore, you do not get an elevation requests. It runs seamlessly and
without any need for the user to do anything.

Danno


"Danno" wrote in message
...
ERUNT is best run in the background. This can be accomplished by the
following TaskScheduler script. Adjusted for you system of course. BTW,
I
sent this to the author of ERUNT and he approved of it.

I included the .xml file in this message for those of you who do not want
to
open attachments. But they are the same, and the attachment can be
imported
directly to task schedular.

Hope this helps you.

Danno

?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"?
Task version="1.2"
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/windows/2004/02/mit/task"
RegistrationInfo
Date2008-12-25T18:12:48.195/Date
AuthorORTHANC\danno/Author
DescriptionERUNT Autorun from Start Menu/Description
/RegistrationInfo
Triggers
LogonTrigger
Enabledtrue/Enabled
/LogonTrigger
/Triggers
Principals
Principal id="Author"
UserIdORTHANC\danno/UserId
LogonTypeInteractiveToken/LogonType
RunLevelHighestAvailable/RunLevel
/Principal
/Principals
Settings
IdleSettings
DurationPT10M/Duration
WaitTimeoutPT1H/WaitTimeout
StopOnIdleEndtrue/StopOnIdleEnd
RestartOnIdlefalse/RestartOnIdle
/IdleSettings
MultipleInstancesPolicyIgnoreNew/MultipleInstancesPolicy
DisallowStartIfOnBatteriesfalse/DisallowStartIfOnBatteries
StopIfGoingOnBatteriestrue/StopIfGoingOnBatteries
AllowHardTerminatetrue/AllowHardTerminate
StartWhenAvailabletrue/StartWhenAvailable
RunOnlyIfNetworkAvailablefalse/RunOnlyIfNetworkAvailable
AllowStartOnDemandtrue/AllowStartOnDemand
Enabledtrue/Enabled
Hiddenfalse/Hidden
RunOnlyIfIdlefalse/RunOnlyIfIdle
WakeToRunfalse/WakeToRun
ExecutionTimeLimitP3D/ExecutionTimeLimit
Priority7/Priority
/Settings
Actions Context="Author"
Exec
Command"C:\Program Files\ERUNT\AUTOBACK.EXE"/Command
Arguments%SystemRoot%\ERDNT\AutoBackup\#Date# /noconfirmdelete
/noprogresswindow/Arguments
/Exec
/Actions
/Task
wrote in message
...
I am logged in as an administrator. However, if I try to run Erunt by
left clicking the program, I get an error message. So, I right click
and choose 'Run as an Administrator' and it works fine. Why should I
have to do this?


--

-------
"I think I was unprepared for war."
George W. Bush (Time 12/15/08
-------

Thank you very much. However, I am not sophisticated enough to
understand how to use this script. Can you elaborate please?


--

--------
Cats know what we feel. They don't care, but they know.
--------

On Sun, 30 Aug 2009 15:39:45 -0500, "Danno"
wrote:

If you don't mind opening attachments, you can simply open, save, and import this attachment into Task Scheduler.

OK, did this. What is the next step? I get a message which says that
the "specified account name is invalid".


If you do mind opening attachments, keep this email handy (perhaps print to hardcopy) and open Task Scheduler, and Create a New Task. As you enter the values, and tick the check boxes in Create a New Task refer back to this email to give you the values to assign. The key to making this work, is to schedule it at/before Log On. This allows ERUNT to run before UAC or Windows Defender become active.

I've tried to highlight the more important lines of the script. If this doesn't get the job done, just reply to this email or email me directly.


Danno


wrote in message ...
On Thu, 20 Aug 2009 20:43:59 -0500, "Danno"
wrote:

Upon rereading this post, I realized that the most important reason for
running ERUNT from this task is that it runs *before* UAC becomes active.
Therefore, you do not get an elevation requests. It runs seamlessly and
without any need for the user to do anything.

Danno


"Danno" wrote in message
...
ERUNT is best run in the background. This can be accomplished by the
following TaskScheduler script. Adjusted for you system of course. BTW,
I
sent this to the author of ERUNT and he approved of it.

I included the .xml file in this message for those of you who do not want
to
open attachments. But they are the same, and the attachment can be
imported
directly to task schedular.

Hope this helps you.

Danno

?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"?
Task version="1.2"
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/windows/2004/02/mit/task"
RegistrationInfo
Date2008-12-25T18:12:48.195/Date
AuthorORTHANC\danno/Author
DescriptionERUNT Autorun from Start Menu/Description
/RegistrationInfo
Triggers
LogonTrigger
Enabledtrue/Enabled
/LogonTrigger
/Triggers
Principals
Principal id="Author"
UserIdORTHANC\danno/UserId
LogonTypeInteractiveToken/LogonType
RunLevelHighestAvailable/RunLevel
/Principal
/Principals
Settings
IdleSettings
DurationPT10M/Duration
WaitTimeoutPT1H/WaitTimeout
StopOnIdleEndtrue/StopOnIdleEnd
RestartOnIdlefalse/RestartOnIdle
/IdleSettings
MultipleInstancesPolicyIgnoreNew/MultipleInstancesPolicy
DisallowStartIfOnBatteriesfalse/DisallowStartIfOnBatteries
StopIfGoingOnBatteriestrue/StopIfGoingOnBatteries
AllowHardTerminatetrue/AllowHardTerminate
StartWhenAvailabletrue/StartWhenAvailable
RunOnlyIfNetworkAvailablefalse/RunOnlyIfNetworkAvailable
AllowStartOnDemandtrue/AllowStartOnDemand
Enabledtrue/Enabled
Hiddenfalse/Hidden
RunOnlyIfIdlefalse/RunOnlyIfIdle
WakeToRunfalse/WakeToRun
ExecutionTimeLimitP3D/ExecutionTimeLimit
Priority7/Priority
/Settings
Actions Context="Author"
Exec
Command"C:\Program Files\ERUNT\AUTOBACK.EXE"/Command
Arguments%SystemRoot%\ERDNT\AutoBackup\#Date# /noconfirmdelete
/noprogresswindow/Arguments
/Exec
/Actions
/Task
wrote in message
...
I am logged in as an administrator. However, if I try to run Erunt by
left clicking the program, I get an error message. So, I right click
and choose 'Run as an Administrator' and it works fine. Why should I
have to do this?


--

-------
"I think I was unprepared for war."
George W. Bush (Time 12/15/08
-------

Thank you very much. However, I am not sophisticated enough to
understand how to use this script. Can you elaborate please?

I haven't encountered the problem you're describing. If you give me the
exact steps you're taking, we'll see if we can't fix it. Please try to
include each step and describe them well enough that I can replicate them.
I.E. 1) Open Task Scheduler
2) Select Import Task from right hand pane
3) Etc.


wrote in message
...
On Sun, 30 Aug 2009 15:39:45 -0500, "Danno"
wrote:

If you don't mind opening attachments, you can simply open, save, and
import this attachment into Task Scheduler.

OK, did this. What is the next step? I get a message which says that
the "specified account name is invalid".


If you do mind opening attachments, keep this email handy (perhaps print
to hardcopy) and open Task Scheduler, and Create a New Task. As you
enter the values, and tick the check boxes in Create a New Task refer back
to this email to give you the values to assign. The key to making this
work, is to schedule it at/before Log On. This allows ERUNT to run before
UAC or Windows Defender become active.

I've tried to highlight the more important lines of the script. If this
doesn't get the job done, just reply to this email or email me directly.


Danno


wrote in message
. ..
On Thu, 20 Aug 2009 20:43:59 -0500, "Danno"
wrote:

Upon rereading this post, I realized that the most important reason for
running ERUNT from this task is that it runs *before* UAC becomes
active.
Therefore, you do not get an elevation requests. It runs seamlessly and
without any need for the user to do anything.

Danno


"Danno" wrote in message
.. .
ERUNT is best run in the background. This can be accomplished by the
following TaskScheduler script. Adjusted for you system of course.
BTW,
I
sent this to the author of ERUNT and he approved of it.

I included the .xml file in this message for those of you who do not
want
to
open attachments. But they are the same, and the attachment can be
imported
directly to task schedular.

Hope this helps you.

Danno

?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"?
Task version="1.2"
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/windows/2004/02/mit/task"
RegistrationInfo
Date2008-12-25T18:12:48.195/Date
AuthorORTHANC\danno/Author
DescriptionERUNT Autorun from Start Menu/Description
/RegistrationInfo
Triggers
LogonTrigger
Enabledtrue/Enabled
/LogonTrigger
/Triggers
Principals
Principal id="Author"
UserIdORTHANC\danno/UserId
LogonTypeInteractiveToken/LogonType
RunLevelHighestAvailable/RunLevel
/Principal
/Principals
Settings
IdleSettings
DurationPT10M/Duration
WaitTimeoutPT1H/WaitTimeout
StopOnIdleEndtrue/StopOnIdleEnd
RestartOnIdlefalse/RestartOnIdle
/IdleSettings
MultipleInstancesPolicyIgnoreNew/MultipleInstancesPolicy
DisallowStartIfOnBatteriesfalse/DisallowStartIfOnBatteries
StopIfGoingOnBatteriestrue/StopIfGoingOnBatteries
AllowHardTerminatetrue/AllowHardTerminate
StartWhenAvailabletrue/StartWhenAvailable
RunOnlyIfNetworkAvailablefalse/RunOnlyIfNetworkAvailable
AllowStartOnDemandtrue/AllowStartOnDemand
Enabledtrue/Enabled
Hiddenfalse/Hidden
RunOnlyIfIdlefalse/RunOnlyIfIdle
WakeToRunfalse/WakeToRun
ExecutionTimeLimitP3D/ExecutionTimeLimit
Priority7/Priority
/Settings
Actions Context="Author"
Exec
Command"C:\Program Files\ERUNT\AUTOBACK.EXE"/Command
Arguments%SystemRoot%\ERDNT\AutoBackup\#Date# /noconfirmdelete
/noprogresswindow/Arguments
/Exec
/Actions
/Task
wrote in message
...
I am logged in as an administrator. However, if I try to run Erunt by
left clicking the program, I get an error message. So, I right click
and choose 'Run as an Administrator' and it works fine. Why should I
have to do this?


--

-------
"I think I was unprepared for war."
George W. Bush (Time 12/15/08
-------

Thank you very much. However, I am not sophisticated enough to
understand how to use this script. Can you elaborate please?



--

----------
Madness takes its toll. Please have exact change.
----------

I haven't encountered the problem you're describing. If you give me the
exact steps you're taking, we'll see if we can't fix it. Please try to
include each step and describe them well enough that I can replicate them.
I.E. 1) Open Task Scheduler
2) Select Import Task from right hand pane
3) Etc.


wrote in message
...
On Sun, 30 Aug 2009 15:39:45 -0500, "Danno"
wrote:

If you don't mind opening attachments, you can simply open, save, and
import this attachment into Task Scheduler.

OK, did this. What is the next step? I get a message which says that
the "specified account name is invalid".


If you do mind opening attachments, keep this email handy (perhaps print
to hardcopy) and open Task Scheduler, and Create a New Task. As you
enter the values, and tick the check boxes in Create a New Task refer back
to this email to give you the values to assign. The key to making this
work, is to schedule it at/before Log On. This allows ERUNT to run before
UAC or Windows Defender become active.

I've tried to highlight the more important lines of the script. If this
doesn't get the job done, just reply to this email or email me directly.


Danno


wrote in message
. ..
On Thu, 20 Aug 2009 20:43:59 -0500, "Danno"
wrote:

Upon rereading this post, I realized that the most important reason for
running ERUNT from this task is that it runs *before* UAC becomes
active.
Therefore, you do not get an elevation requests. It runs seamlessly and
without any need for the user to do anything.

Danno


"Danno" wrote in message
.. .
ERUNT is best run in the background. This can be accomplished by the
following TaskScheduler script. Adjusted for you system of course.
BTW,
I
sent this to the author of ERUNT and he approved of it.

I included the .xml file in this message for those of you who do not
want
to
open attachments. But they are the same, and the attachment can be
imported
directly to task schedular.

Hope this helps you.

Danno

?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"?
Task version="1.2"
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/windows/2004/02/mit/task"
RegistrationInfo
Date2008-12-25T18:12:48.195/Date
AuthorORTHANC\danno/Author
DescriptionERUNT Autorun from Start Menu/Description
/RegistrationInfo
Triggers
LogonTrigger
Enabledtrue/Enabled
/LogonTrigger
/Triggers
Principals
Principal id="Author"
UserIdORTHANC\danno/UserId
LogonTypeInteractiveToken/LogonType
RunLevelHighestAvailable/RunLevel
/Principal
/Principals
Settings
IdleSettings
DurationPT10M/Duration
WaitTimeoutPT1H/WaitTimeout
StopOnIdleEndtrue/StopOnIdleEnd
RestartOnIdlefalse/RestartOnIdle
/IdleSettings
MultipleInstancesPolicyIgnoreNew/MultipleInstancesPolicy
DisallowStartIfOnBatteriesfalse/DisallowStartIfOnBatteries
StopIfGoingOnBatteriestrue/StopIfGoingOnBatteries
AllowHardTerminatetrue/AllowHardTerminate
StartWhenAvailabletrue/StartWhenAvailable
RunOnlyIfNetworkAvailablefalse/RunOnlyIfNetworkAvailable
AllowStartOnDemandtrue/AllowStartOnDemand
Enabledtrue/Enabled
Hiddenfalse/Hidden
RunOnlyIfIdlefalse/RunOnlyIfIdle
WakeToRunfalse/WakeToRun
ExecutionTimeLimitP3D/ExecutionTimeLimit
Priority7/Priority
/Settings
Actions Context="Author"
Exec
Command"C:\Program Files\ERUNT\AUTOBACK.EXE"/Command
Arguments%SystemRoot%\ERDNT\AutoBackup\#Date# /noconfirmdelete
/noprogresswindow/Arguments
/Exec
/Actions
/Task
wrote in message
...
I am logged in as an administrator. However, if I try to run Erunt by
left clicking the program, I get an error message. So, I right click
and choose 'Run as an Administrator' and it works fine. Why should I
have to do this?


--

-------
"I think I was unprepared for war."
George W. Bush (Time 12/15/08
-------

Thank you very much. However, I am not sophisticated enough to
understand how to use this script. Can you elaborate please?



--

----------
Madness takes its toll. Please have exact change.
----------