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<li> Click '''Start''' then search '''Task Scheduler'''<br>[[File: StartBar_TaskScheduler.png | 250px]]
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<li> Select '''Create Basic Task''' under '''Actions''' and follow work through the setup. An example is presented below.<br>[[File: Create_Basic_Task.PNG | 300px]]
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<li> Task Description<br>[[File: Create_Basic_Task_description.PNG | 500px]]
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<li> Trigger type<br>[[File: Create_Basic_Task_trigger.PNG | 500px]]
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<li> Trigger rule<br>[[File: Create_Basic_Task_setTime.PNG | 500px]]
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<li> Trigger action<br>[[File: Create_Basic_Task_action.PNG | 500px]]
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<li> Point to batch file<Br>[[File: Create_Basic_Task_program.PNG | 500px]]
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