How can I schedule a program to run on a specified time using windows 8 release preview?

Can anyone tell me the steps to run a particular program on a specified time using windows 8 release preview as I have installed windows 8 release preview recently before this I was using windows 7 ultimate and after installing this windows there is huge change in the experience in operating windows 8 release preview.

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Friend, Follow these Steps.

STEP 1: Open Task Scheduler by typing it in Search Box.

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STEP 2: Select "Create Basic Task" Pane and "Create Basic Task" Wizard will Open.

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STEP 3: Type name and Description of your own Task and Click "Next".

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STEP 4: Select when you want the Event or Task to Run and Click "Next".

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STEP 5: Select the Date and Time at which the First Task to Start and Click "Next".

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STEP 6: Choose the action which the Task should Perform from the List and Click "Next".

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STEP 7: Click on the "Browse" and Navigate to the Executable (.exe) file pf the Program you want to Run, Click "Next".

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STEP 8: After Completing, Click "Finish".

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STEP 9: Your New Task has been Created and it runs at the User Specified Time. Click "Refresh" to vie your Task in the List.

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hello friend,

To create a new Scheduled Task :

1)Open the Group Policy Management Console. Right-click the Group Policy object (GPO) that should contain the new preference item, and then click Edit.
2) In the console tree under Computer Configuration or User Configuration, expand the Preferences folder, and then expand the Control Panel Settings folder.
3)Right-click the Scheduled Tasks node, point to New, and select Scheduled Task.
4)In the New Scheduled Task Properties dialog box, select an Action for Group Policy to perform. ( see the given below "Actions".)
5)On the Task tab, enter task settings for Group Policy to configure or remove.
6)If creating, updating, or replacing a task:
Click the Schedule tab, and configure one or more schedules for the task.
7)Click the Settings tab, and enter any additional task settings for Group Policy to configure.
8)Click the Common tab, configure any options, and then type your comments in the Description box.
9)Click OK. The new preference item appears in the details pane.

Actions
This type of preference item provides a choice of four actions: Create, Replace, Update, and Delete. The behavior of the preference item varies with the action selected and whether the scheduled task already exists.

Follow these steps:

1.Go to START>CONTROL PANEL>SYSTEM AND SECURITY>ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS,and click task scheduler.

2.From the action in the task scheduler click CREATE BASIC TASK.

3.In the CREATE BASIC TASK.Type in a little and description something basic like PC SHUTDOWN.

4.Click NEXT.

5.On the TASK TRIGGER screen Choose frequency to with which you want to shut down your pc.

6.On the DAILY SCREEN enter date time you want to shut down pc and Click NEXT.

7.On the ACTION screen choose START PROGRAM and click NEXT.

8.On the Start a Program screen, type

C:\Windows\System32\shutdown.exe in the "Program/script" text field.
9. In the Add arguments text field type /s.

10. Click Next.

11. Confirm your settings on the Summary screen and click Finish.


ALL THE BEST!!!!!!!

Hi there,

Windows provides an application for the purpose called TASK SCHEDULER. You can easily schedule/program any application to execute at any time.

# open RUN [by pressing WINDOWS+R]
# type "taskschd.msc /s" without quotes and press OK
This will open Task Scheduler.
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#Select "Create Basic Task" Pane and a Wizard will Open.
# Type name and Description of your own Task and Click "Next".
# Select when you want the Event or Task to Run and Click "Next".
# Select the Date and Time at which the First Task to Start and Click "Next".
# Choose the action which the Task should Perform from the List and Click "Next".
# Click on the "Browse" and Navigate to the desktop shortcut OR Executable file (.exe) file of the Program you want to Run, Click "Next".
# Now, Click "Finish".
# Click "Refresh" to vie your Task in the List.

You are done..!! Enjoy

Hello,

1.Click on the “Start” button and type tasks in the search box and left click the Task scheduler icon to open it.

2. In the Task Scheduler window, go to Action –> Create Basic Task to create a new task.

3.Since we are scheduling a custom task for hard drive defragmentation, enter a relevant name and description to the task. Click “Next”.

4.In the “Task trigger” option, you have to select the trigger duration on which you want the task to run automatically. You may choose – daily, weekly, monthly or every time when your computer starts. The trigger settings entirely depend on when you want Windows to execute the program.

5.It’s good to defrag your hard disk weekly or monthly, therefore here I am selecting “Weekly” option as a Task Trigger.

6.Now you have to select the start date, time and day on which the task should occur. Check the box next to any preferred week day and click “Next”.

7.In the Action window, select “Start a program” as you are creating this task to run the Defraggler program automatically. Click “Next”.

8.Click the “Browse” button to select the program from the location where it is installed. If you want to create a task to run some other program then you should go to that program’s folder and choose its exe file.

9.A summary will appear in the next screen. Check the box next to “Open the Properties dialog for this task when I click Finish”. Check the Trigger and Action box. If everything goes fine, click on the “Finish” button.

10. In the properties dialog box check the “Configure for” drop down. Select Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2 from the drop down menu and click OK.

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!

Dear,It is possible to create the Schedule For your work in window 8. The Task Scheduler MMC snap-in helps you schedule automated tasks that perform actions at a specific time or when a certain event occurs. It maintains a library of all scheduled tasks, providing an organized view of the tasks and a convenient point of access for managing them. From within the library, you can run, disable, modify, and delete tasks. For this you have to follow some of the simple steps. To Run Task Scheduler using the Windows interface1. Click the Start button.2. Click Control Panel.3. Click System and Maintenance.4. Click Administrative Tools.5. Double-click Task Scheduler.

Click on the “Start” button and type tasks in the search box and left click the Task scheduler icon to open it.2. In the Task Scheduler window, go to Action –> Create Basic Task to create a new task.3. Since we are scheduling a custom task for hard drive defragmentation, enter a relevant name and description to the task. Click “Next”.4. In the “Task trigger” option, you have to select the trigger duration on which you want the task to run automatically. You may choose – daily, weekly, monthly or every time when your computer starts. The trigger settings entirely depend on when you want Windows to execute the program.It’s good to defrag your hard disk weekly or monthly, therefore here I am selecting “Weekly” option as a Task Trigger.5. Now you have to select the start date, time and day on which the task should occur. Check the box next to any preferred week day and click “Next”. In the screenshot given below I selected start time 8:30 PM and Recur every 1 week on Sunday.6. In the Action window, select “Start a program” as you are creating this task to run the Defraggler program automatically. Click “Next”.7. Click the “Browse” button to select the program from the location where it is installed. If you want to create a task to run some other program then you should go to that program’s folder and choose its exe file.8. A summary will appear in the next screen. Check the box next to “Open the Properties dialog for this task when I click Finish”. Check the Trigger and Action box. If everything goes fine, click on the “Finish” button.9. In the properties dialog box check the “Configure for” drop down. Select Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2 from the drop down menu and click OK.That’s it. Your task has now been scheduled to run at the specific day of the week and the specific time of the day and the process will automatically run according to its schedule.