Hi,
Have a bit of a unique one I'm hoping can get solved.
I have a Task in Task Scheduler on a Windows Server (member server) which runs as required at specified times throughout the day.
The task is running as SYSTEM with highest privileges as its mission critical.
As a Sys Admin, when I logon and run Task Scheduler I can see the task listed within the Task Scheduler Library. When a delegated user logs on to that same server and runs Task Scheduler they do not see the task listed. It still runs though.
Through testing with a basic, standalone, work grouped windows client machine, I've found the only way to get a task created under one user to then list in Task Scheduler logged on as another user is to give that user "Administrator" rights. This would seem overkill if transferred to a Windows Server member server scenario. Is there another user privilege on a windows server that could allow the same functionality - that is to allow a delegated user to see Scheduled Tasks within the Task Scheduler Library when that task was originally created under another user account and given the abovementioned security options ?