Another Task Scheduler not executing PowerShell
I have a simple PowerShell script that just creates a file. Testing this for a bigger PowerShell script.
Running on Windows Server 2012 R2 - 64-bit
its running under the Administrator account.
Run whether user is logged on or not
Run with highest privileges
Action: Program/Script : Powershell.exe (I've tried it this way and the full path)
Add argumetns: -NoProfile -executionpolicy remotesigned -file C:Scriptstest.ps1
Get-executionPolicy: RemoteSigned
added "Administrator" to: Set-PSSSessionConfiguration -Name Microsoft.PowerShell -ShowSecurityDescriptorUI
"Administrator" has "Log on as batch job" permissions "Administrator" is in the Admins group
PowerShell Script for testing:
$text = "Hello World"
$text | Set-Content TestMyFile.txt
$text | Out-File TestMyFile.txt
$text > TestMyFile.txt
# This is to write into a file or append to the text file created:
$text | Add-Content TestMyFile.txt
$text | Out-File TestMyFile.txt -Append
$text >> TestMyFile.txt
Nothing fancy, just trying to make sure Task Scheduler will execute a PowerShell script.
So What am I missing?
Use full paths in your output code, and for any future problems with running scripts from Task Scheduler, you should first put in logging and try/catch blocks to see what errors/outputs the script is generating before seeking further assistance. Doing this will help you find the answer faster & learn faster at the same time.
Tip: Always only name the program in the 'Program to run' aspect of Task Scheduler, as the Task Scheduler uses its own wrapper to execute the action, and in rare occasions, it can produce undesired results if you place the entire execution line in this field. Always put parameters in the parameters field.
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