If Task Scheduler stops automatically, failed to start task for user, is not running a script or batch file, does not start a task at next run time on Windows 11/10, then see this post.

Windows' Task Scheduler makes it easy to have your PC do some of your work for you while you get your morning coffee.

You can open file & folders automatically when Windows 11/10 starts by using Startup folder or Task Scheduler. Here is a complete tutorial.

It arguably does a better job, and you can use Task Scheduler to automate the process. Create a basic task, choose how often it will run, and select Start a program on the “Action” screen.

With PowerShell commands, you can create, modify, and delete scheduled tasks on Windows 10. In this guide, I'll teach you how.

To schedule a custom notification with this method, launch Windows Search (press Windows+S), type Task Scheduler, and open the utility. From the menu bar, select Action > Create Basic Task.

Creating the shortcut Since you configured Task Scheduler to launch your UAC restricted program using the Run With Highest Privileges setting, the UAC is essentially bypassed.

What I would like to do is create a task scheduler thing or a batch file or registry edit where when I exit a specified program, the process will not remain in the background, it will close.