The problem is that if you use the /interactive switch you will have no access to network resources.

With the older "Scheduler" service you could fix this by running the "Scheduler" service with a username/password that had rights. This was an extremely helpfull service, especially with scripts!

BUT! (because of complaints that the AT command line was to hard to work, hence the new all GUI Task Scheduler)

You can not run the new "Task Scheduler" service with a username/password, it can only run under the system account (and the system account can't access network resources while in interactive mode).

I have been looking for a command line util to create *.job files that the new service runs off of (you can give username/password for each .job file) but I have been so far unsuccessful. You can find the .job files in the %systemroot%\tasks directory.

You can place a .job file in the tasks directory by using AT but, job files created by AT will only run under the system account, if you edit an at*.job file with the GUI interface that job will no longer be visible by the AT command.

Bryce