Set up automatically running programs and software with Windows Task Scheduler
You often have to work with some software on your computer, to make it easier and more convenient, you can set up some software or applications that you use often start automatically over time. Predefined by Task Scheduler feature available in Windows.
Below are the steps to set up automatically running software with Task Scheduler.
Step 1: Open the Windows Task Scheduler.
Select Start , enter the search box in the keyword Task Scheduler and press Enter . Then you select Task Sheduler .
Step 2: At the interface of Task Scheduler, select Action -> Create Basic Task .
Step 3: In the Create Basic Task interface.
- First you enter Name (application name), Description (application description) and click Next .
- Next, you select the time to open the application in the Trigger and click Next .
- You guys choose the time details to open the application and click Next .
- Then you select Start a program .
- You choose Browse to find the file path to the executable of the application to open and then click Next .
- Finally click Finish to complete.
With simple and quick steps you can set up the software to automatically run at the time you want. You can save more time when the software will automatically launch at the time you need.
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