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Description of the Problem You are using Task Scheduler in Windows Server task scheduler 0x2 exit code 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012, Windows Vista, Windows 7, or windows task scheduler 0x2 later to execute a .bat or .cmd file that contains statements that require administrator privileges. For task scheduler result 0x2 example, you may be attempting to stop and/or start a Windows service with net.exe. In Task Scheduler, you have assigned an account that has administrative rights task scheduler run result 0x2 to the task. You have selected "Run whether user is logged on or not" and have entered and stored the password. You have confirmed that you can execute the .bat or .cmd file in a command window. When you attempt to execute the file via Task Scheduler, however, it does not work.
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While Task Scheduler does fire the task, it fails with a "Last Run Result" of "(0x2)", which means "access denied". Cause The Task Scheduler in Windows Server 2008 R2 and later and Windows Vista and later executes tasks under a "least privileges" security context by default. Solution Open the properties of the task and check Run with highest privileges. Press OK, then enter the password for the administrative account when prompted. This will override the default "least privileges" behavior and will allow the task to run with administrative privileges. David Carson Posted on September 5, 2014 © Copyright Kinetic Computer Services Previoustip: Cannot Access Certain Web sites On Windows 8 Next tip: Cannot Use Ports 25 or 26 of HP 1910 Switch Tips Main Page This tip is a free service of Kinetic Computer Services - professional network consultants serving the Houston area since 1998. Reproduction of this document without the author's consent is prohibited.
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Time Job Ways to Get Help Expand Search Submit Close Search Login Join server 2008 task scheduler 0x2 result Today Products BackProducts Gigs Live Careers Vendor Services Groups Website Testing Store Headlines Experts Exchange > Questions > Task Scheduler action "c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe" with return code 2. 0x2 error Want to Advertise Here? Solved Task Scheduler 0x2 error Posted on 2015-06-02 Windows Batch Windows Server 2008 Scripting Languages 1 Verified Solution 2 Comments 1,390 Views Last Modified: 2015-06-02 Dear http://www.kineticcomputer.com/tips/1401-last-run-result-(0x2)-in-task-scheduler-as-administrator.htm Experts I have a batch file to FTP a file to a remote server - this is run in Task Manager, however it always returns a 0x2 error. If I manually run the batch file it works perfectly. Can anyone offer any suggestions? Thanks 0 Question by:grantballantyne Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Google LVL 82 Active today Best Solution byoBdA 2 is usually "file not found". Did you https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28683848/Task-Scheduler-0x2-error.html provide the full path to your batch file in Task Scheduler? Did you set the "Start in" path in Task Scheduler to the folder with the script? Are the scripts and/or Go to Solution 2 Comments LVL 29 Overall: Level 29 Windows Server 2008 12 Scripting Languages 1 Message Active today Expert Comment by:Rich Weissler2015-06-02 Check the permissions / user context under which the file is running in Task Manager. Assuming it isn't under the same permissions you are connected to the desktop, try opening up a cmd session as the other user (Control-Shift-rightclick -- 'run as different user') and see if the batch file works as expected as the other user. Could be permissions or a directory that doesn't exist in the other user context. 0 LVL 82 Overall: Level 82 Windows Batch 26 Windows Server 2008 19 Scripting Languages 16 Message Active today Accepted Solution by:oBdA2015-06-02 2 is usually "file not found". Did you provide the full path to your batch file in Task Scheduler? Did you set the "Start in" path in Task Scheduler to the folder with the script? Are the scripts and/or parts of it (config
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