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Win7 timing task settings: reset new title If you are OKX reviewa Windows 7 user, you must need Win7 timing task, which is a very easy-to-use system task manager. Win7 timing tasks can help you manage programs, scripts, batch files, etc.It can help you start the program after the specified date, time or specific event, and provide you with a certain degree of freedom and flexibility. This article will introduce the timing task settings of Win7 in detail to help you understand how to use the task manager of the system. I. The basic concepts of Win7 timing tasks. Before officially introducing Win7 timing tasks, we need to understand some basic concepts: 1. Task name: It is the custom name you create for the task, which is convenient for you to manage and identify tasks. Two. Task classification: Task classification is to classify tasks according to specific attributes. For example: Internet Explorer maintenance class, computer overheating warning class, multimedia playback class, system operation class, etc. 3. Task description: The description and purpose of the task are convenient for users to understand and operate the task.Four. Trigger: Selectable date, time and computer events, etc., and the background will automatically start the task. 5. Operation: Determine the operation to be performed by the task, such as running a program or script file, sending emails, displaying information, etc. 6. Conditions: refers to how to determine whether the computer meets specific conditions before operation. For example: whether the computer is charging, or whether the computer is connected to the Internet. II. How to set Win7 timing tasks Win7 timing tasks setting steps are as follows: 1. Select "Management Tools" in the "Control Panel" and enter the task scheduler. Two. Click the "Create Task" button in the "Task Schedule Library". This will open the "New Task" dialog box. 3. Enter the task name and task description in the "General" option tab. Four. Choose the appropriateSecurity options, such as "Run the highest permission", will ensure that the task can be run when administrator rights are required. 5. In the "Trigger" tab, click the "New" button. At this time, the "New Trigger" dialog box will pop up, and you can select one or more trigger conditions. For example: run at some time every day, or run when the computer starts up. 6. In the "Action" tab, click the "New" button. This will open the "New Action" dialog box, allowing you to specify the operation to be performed. For example, run an executable program, send an email or display a notification. 7. In the "Conditions" tab, select the execution conditions of the task. For example, if the computer is running in battery mode, do not run tasks, which can save battery power. Eight. Click the "OK" button, which will save the task and add it to the task schedule library.III. More advanced operations of Win7 timing tasks If you need to perform more advanced operations on Win7 timing tasks, you can use the following operations: 1. Manually start the task. If you need to run the task but do not specify a specific time or event in the trigger, you can right-click the task and select "Run". Two. Adjust the task runtime. If you need to change the execution time or execution frequency of the task, you can change it in the trigger tab. 3. Execute the batch file If you need to run the batch file, you can specify the path and name of the batch file in the "Action" tab. Four. Send an email. If you want to send an email after the task is completed, you can add an "Send an email" operation to the "Action" tab.5. Display messages If you want to display messages to users after the task is completed, you can add a "Display Messages" operation in the "Action" tab. In a word, Win7 scheduled tasks are a very convenient system task manager. Taking the above actions can reduce your workload and improve efficiency. If you often use computers, it is worth trying this tool.

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