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I have a need to access the UI and it's not something that can be done with a locked computer with Task Scheduler.

My computer is a Windows 10 machine. My sign in type is PIN.

I tried to use anydesk but that didn't work either. I still want my computer to have a password. I would just like to have it automatically login at certain times. From there i will run a script and getting it locked back isn't a problem for me.

The task scheduler seems to require non-UI scripts, and the autologin doesn't allow password (regedit might be calling it wrong). I have thought of using autologon with a script and enabling and disabling it at certain times. It didn't auto unlock unless i restarted and seemed janky if I did get it work.

For Task Scheduler these are my settings: General settings Trigger settings Action settings Task on the list

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  • Task Scheduler can use Admin Credentials to unlock and run. Have the task lock the screen when done. Works in a great many cases. Why not for you?
    – John
    May 5, 2023 at 1:02
  • is there a way i can include images? essentially it says task has not run yet 0x41303 . i had the time set for 2 minutes ago just to recheck this solution
    – De Shad Bostic
    May 5, 2023 at 1:12
  • You would probably have to add a batch file in the task for the images.
    – John
    May 5, 2023 at 1:13
  • @John i didnt mean like that i meant to the post i added the images to original post of the task creation and what it said after the set time passed. the only thing different is that my actual script run in background without the need to be turned on by task schedular so i just set it to a video to have it unlocked
    – De Shad Bostic
    May 5, 2023 at 1:17
  • I do not know how a video in a task can turn on an operating system.
    – John
    May 5, 2023 at 1:19

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