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Hm, but isn't the whole point of "Run whether user is logged on or not" that Windows starts the process in the user's account, using the stored credentials?

Still having this problem with 10.2 (64-bit on Windows 10 x64).

I have tried switching back to FFS 8.7, but that did not help. Could it be related to how the task is set up in the scheduler? I have configured it to run even if the user is not logged in for example (" Run whether user is logged on or not ") - and this is a Windows 10 machine and the account is a ...

I have set up a FreeFileSync batch script to run minimized. I have also scheduled a task to run that batch script via the Windows task scheduler. However when the task is run by the task scheduler, there won't be a system tray icon (or anything else) anymore. Previously I had the system tray icon ...

Did you configure your batch task to run minimized?