Batch file not running w/ Task Scheduler
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I have created a batch file to sync (mirror) from a local HD to a HD on my NAS. When I double click the batch file it runs and there are no errors. However when I run it via "Scheduled Task" it never runs... The errors in the Free File Sync logs change depending on how the path to the NAS drive is formatted.
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The log-message "Cannot find the following folders: \\192.168.1.14\SageBackup" suggests you may be running your Scheduled Task under user credentials that have no access to your NAS location \\192.168.1.14\SageBackup.
By default, Scheduled Tasks are run as the "System" user, which almost certainly does not have access to \\192.168.1.14\SageBackup. You should select to run your Scheduled Task under Windows user credentials for which in the Credential Manager proper network credentials are stored under which your NAS will allow access to its SageBackup share.
By default, Scheduled Tasks are run as the "System" user, which almost certainly does not have access to \\192.168.1.14\SageBackup. You should select to run your Scheduled Task under Windows user credentials for which in the Credential Manager proper network credentials are stored under which your NAS will allow access to its SageBackup share.
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I added a new user on my NAS that matches the account being used with the Task Scheduler. The batch file now runs via the Task Scheduler. Thanx!
