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UPDATE: It now works.

Somewhere over the past few days, I inadvertently unchecked "run only when user logged on." When I checked "run only when user logged in", it worked in Task Scheduler.

Thank you for your help.

Thanks for the suggestion.

I was running with "highest privileges" and "run only when user logged in" checked.

I unchecked the "run with highest privileges" option, but get the same failure.

This is a pretty serious problem for me, since it prevents me from scheduling automatic back-ups.

In Windows 7, I have a vbs script that calls ffs and runs a number of ffs batch files.



return = ffsShell.Run("""C:\Program Files\FreeFileSync\FreeFileSync.exe """ & nomen ,1,true)

nomen is a hard-coded path to a ffs_batch file.

Some of the batch files include network drives. The script works ...