Now, I have setup the batch file to run, but Scheduled Tasks will not run it properly, if at all.<BR><BR>We need to run it manually for it to work, and from a command prompt at that..<BR><BR>So ...

Do you have a batch file that must run as admin? Use this trick to save some extra steps on Windows 11.

If you wish to elevate & always run a Batch file as administrator in Windows 11/10, follow the procedure laid down in this post. You can run Batch file as Administrator without a prompt.

Change default profile setting to enable 'Run profile as administrator' then try and open a batch file or cmd file by double-clicking on it. Caveat - I am logged into Windows as a standard user but ...

The .bat file runs the program in the native cmd shell when double-clicked. Is it possible to somehow configure the .bat file to run the script in MS Windows Terminal instead of the native cmd shell?