You want to create a scheduled task that runs a PowerShell script with administrator privileges even if no user is logged in. Which settings and command options are necessary?

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AUse schtasks /create with /ru guest and run only when user is logged on.

BUse schtasks /create with /ru SYSTEM and configure task to run with highest privileges.

CUse schtasks /create with /ru Administrator and disable highest privileges.

DUse schtasks /create with /ru user and require user to be logged on.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify user account for highest privileges
Using SYSTEM account runs tasks with admin rights without user login.
Step 2: Enable highest privileges setting
Task must be set to run with highest privileges to elevate rights.
Final Answer:
Use schtasks /create with /ru SYSTEM and configure task to run with highest privileges. -> Option B
Quick Check:
/ru SYSTEM + highest privileges [OK]

Quick Trick: Use /ru SYSTEM and highest privileges for admin tasks without login [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Using guest or normal user accounts
Disabling highest privileges
Requiring user login unnecessarily

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You want to create a scheduled task that runs a PowerShell script with administrator privileges even if no user is logged in. Which settings and command options are necessary?

Step 1: Identify user account for highest privileges

Step 2: Enable highest privileges setting

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