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    I'v moved from WIN98SE to WINXP and reinstall the SPYBOT and added to Scheduled Tasks.

    But its not running.... the "Scheduled Tasks" say Status : "could not start" and Last result :"0x0" .
    Where should I start ???
    Last edited by boazboaz; 2006-03-27 at 16:07.

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    Hello,

    Please run Spybot-S&D in "Advanced Mode" and go to "Settings" --> "Scheduler". Hit the "Edit" button at the top of the "Scheduler" section in Spybot-S&D. Then hit "OK". Now you are asked to enter the password (your windows account password).

    Please consider the following link in order to see how to use the Scheduler: http://www.microsoft.com/resources/d...d_topnode.mspx

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    O.K i'v tried it but the respond is "...access is denied.." "you don't have permittion ..."

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    Hello,

    Do you have admin rights?
    Did you enter a password?

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    If the answers to spybotsandra's questions are both yes then see the following (although I have never heard of someone with this problem):

    Also see:

    Getting an answer is one thing, learning is another.


    Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition running on a 2.40GHz Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor with 512 MB of RAM and a 533 MHz System Bus.

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    "Do you have admin rights?" - how do i know that ??
    "Did you enter a password" - which password should I use ?? were do I handle such password ?? In which other cases was I supposed to do some thing with that password. I don't remmber any.

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    More questions
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    I do not use a password to logon. Is there a case that there is a password
    and I do not use it ?? what the idea of several accounts ??? will the task
    run even if i'm logged on to my original account while the password that i
    will use will be a dummy user (that will be given password) ??

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    Hello,

    To have a look at which rights you have on your account please have a look at your Windows control panel.
    Below the point "user and passwords" you can see which group your user name belongs to.
    If you didn't change how to start Spybot-S&D you should have the same rights as it is placed there.
    To run Spybot-S&D under a different user account (for example one with admin rights) please right-click here and choose 'open as'.
    There should be an option to enter a user name and a password.

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    O.k. i'v added a password to my login user ... but I use it only for the TASK issue.

    Still do not understand the idea that if i do not want a logon password i need to create one just for the TASK issue.

    Thank You very much .

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    Quote Originally Posted by boazboaz
    Still do not understand the idea that if i do not want a logon password i need to create one just for the TASK issue.
    Spybot uses the OS scheduler and XP requires a password to schedule. I'll list the reference again:

    A user published a method to get around the password requirement:

    This not a recommendation that you bypass the password requirement. In fact, if you are considering bypassing the password requirement, make sure that you read my comments (as well as the comments that I added on bitman's behalf) in the second post in that thread before bypassing the password requirement:

    Getting an answer is one thing, learning is another.


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