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Author Topic: Vista Task Scheduler error "Task Compatibility module failed to update task"  (Read 7341 times)

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FrankGC

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    • Experience: Experienced
    • OS: Windows Vista
    HI,
    I posted in the DOS forum about my efforts to use Robocopy to make backups:

    5       Microsoft / Microsoft DOS / Variables with embedded blanks       on: August 09, 2009, 01:16:02 PM

    That batch file is working if I launch it.

    It fails if I launch it with Task Scheduler.
    The event log gives this error:
    "Task Compatibility module failed to update task
    User_Feed_Synchronization-(90573B48-7F1A-49EB-B0E2-630E54FB2F9A).job" to the required status 0.
    Additional data error value 2147943732.

    Information that I found on this error is here:
    http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd315694%28WS.10%29.aspx
    Option 1 schtasks.exe didn't fix it.
    Option 2  "Configure for box" only allows Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008 (one Choice)
    Option 3 Use Task Scheduler to import a Task Scheduler 1.0 task from an XML file.
    I didn't understand this!

    Does anyone hav an idea for me?
    Thanks
    Frank C
    FrankGC
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    Windows 10
    I. E. 9.0
    Office 2007
    ASUS Laptop
    Windows 10

    FrankGC

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      • OS: Windows Vista
      Task Scheduler Actions tab > Edit Actions > Program/Script entry must not be surrounded with quotes  It is if you use the Browse button to find your file to be executed.
      Mine looked like this:

      "C:\Users\Owner\Desktop\System Tools\CopyTask.bat"

      I renamed System Tools to System-Tools. I removed the quotes. Now it looks like this

      C:\Users\Owner\Desktop\System-Tools\CopyTask.bat

       and it works!

      I am now trying to get the wake-up user logged on or not combination  to work
      Frank C
      FrankGC
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      FrankGC

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        • OS: Windows Vista
        I had one more problem getting Robocopy to work under Task Scheduler.
        Since my backup drive is a shared network drive the destination was not found. I got this error:

        2009/08/15 20:20:00 ERROR 3 (0x00000003) Creating Destination Directory S:\Shared-Music\BackUp-Test\
        The system cannot find the path specified.

        I learned that using the UNC addressing scheme could circumvent accessing a mapped network drive problem. I used the CMD prompt and the NET USE cmd to get the format. I changed My Robocopy cmd from :

        Robocopy C:\Users\Owner\Music\recordings\BackUp-Test\ S:\Shared-Music\BackUp-Test\  /Log:TaskSchBkupLog.txt

        To:

        Robocopy C:\Users\Owner\Music\recordings\BackUp-Test\ \\externaldrive\public\Shared-Music\BackUp-Test\  /Log:TaskSchBkupLog.txt

        This is working!  I hope that my experience may help others.
        Frank C
        FrankGC
        HP Envy  700-414
        Windows 10
        I. E. 9.0
        Office 2007
        ASUS Laptop
        Windows 10