Mantenimiento automatico

http://www.compu-docs.com/W2KDfrag.htm



Description
Windows XP Professional has a command line utility that allows users to schedule the execution of tasks. The schtasks utility has a wide variety of options. This recipe provides a simple example of scheduling a task to run once in the future.


Directions
The minimum parameters required to run a task once are /sc (schedule), /tr (task to run), /st (start time), and /tn (unique task name). This syntax will run the task as the current user. To run the defrag program on the C: drive at 11 PM, use this command:



schtasks /create /sc once /st 23:00:00 /tn cdefrag /tr "defrag c:"



The schedule (/sc once) indicates that the task will only be executed once. The start time (/st 23:00:00) determines the time (HH:MM:SS) that the task will start in the 24 hour format. The task name (/th cdefrag) must be a unique name that can be used to reference the scheduled task later. The task to run (/tr "defrag c:") specifies the command and parameters to run. Enclosing the task to run in quotes is required for tasks with options.

When you run the command above, it will tell you the user the task will run under (the current user) and will prompt for that user's password. It is possible to place the password in the command (using /rp password) although to do so may be a security risk -- use at your own risk.

If you want to run the task as another user, specify the username with the /ru username command option.

By default, the task will execute within the next 24 hours at the next occurance of the start time. To run the command at the speficied time on a different date, use the /sd mm/dd/yyyy option.

To view the scheduled events, just run schtasks with no options.



Salu2!!!

Javier Inglés, MS-MVP
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/default.aspx

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Buenas
¿Hay alguna forma de hacer el mantenimiento de los discos (chkdsk y defrag)
de forma simultanea o sucesiva pero conjunta y tambien automatica?.
Lo digo porque cuando tienes varias particiones, es un engorro hacerlo de
forma manual y de uno en uno, con las pausas que requiere entre sí.
No se pero pensaba en algun bat en el programador de tareas o algo asi.
Agradezco las sugerencias y forma de llevarlo a cabo
Saludos
Santal