How to Run a Python Program with Windows Task Scheduler

[@mkq10]

7:00 @BrandonJackobson and for ALL viewers, it runs but silently because you chose the option "logged on or not" at 3:18. If you choose first option it will display (not silent)

[@MuhammetMustafa-nr2vj]

My friend, thank you very much, you have explained everything in detail, you really deserve not one like but thousands of likes. Congratulations!

[@christiansaona1589]

OMFG after a 100 videos this one got me thorugh, thank you very much, GREETINGS FROM ECUADOR

[@BrandonJacobson]

YES! I'm so glad to hear that.

[@VinayPatel-g6t]

I don't know why my task get's scheduled but it's not running

[@cheybrown2076]

Really helpful! Thanks for that

[@BrandonJacobson]

Awesome. I'm glad it helped.

[@joshuahorton5135]

Thank you I was passing my script in the program script section and nothing else it makes sense now I’ll try again in a bit.

[@lam-thai-nguyen]

haha me too, change it and now it works

[@joshuahorton5135]

@@lam-thai-nguyen question have you tried the at startup ? That one still hand worked for me but the others have

[@congly5708]

Hi, Could it be a ipynb file instead?

[@Dobrinich]

Great job!

[@BrandonJacobson]

Thanks!

[@jianyuan730]

nice tutorial!!!

[@BrandonJacobson]

Thanks!

[@pythonenthusiast9292]

I had a doubt. I have an automation script using python. While I have set a time to run the script during that time I still cannot work on my other tasks in the system right? I have to wait for it to run completely My script will automate a desktop app and my goal is that it should run parallely while I do my other work on the system. Is there a way to do this? Thanks

[@BrandonJacobson]

If you're running a program using Windows Task Scheduler and you run it through Python, it should run in the background and not prevent you from doing anything else.

[@shawng1783]

thank you

[@BrandonJacobson]

Awesome! I'm glad it helped.

[@mashailfurqan5150]

you have to refresh it once you run the program yourself

[@KevinDMontillo]

thanks bro

[@xlgablx]

Thanks, it was really helpful.

[@BrandonJacobson]

Awesome! I'm glad it helped.