Windows scheduled Batch File Execution

In windows, the scheduled execution of the batch file C: \> at -- help is invalid. The AT command is scheduled to run commands and programs on a specific date and time. To use the AT command, the scheduler service must be running. AT [\ computername] [[id] [/DELETE] |/DELETE [/YES] AT [\ computername] time [/INTERACTIVE] [/EVERY: date [,...] |/NEXT: date [,...] "command" www.2cto.com \ computername specifies the remote computer. If this parameter is omitted, the command is scheduled to run on the local computer. Id: id of the scheduled command. /Delete: delete a scheduled command. If the id is omitted, all scheduled commands on the computer will be deleted. /Yes is used together with the command to delete all jobs without further confirmation. Time specifies the time when the command is run. /Interactive allows a job to interact with the user desktop that was logged on at runtime. /Every: date [,...] runs a life order on a specified date every month or every week. If the date is omitted, the task runs on the current day of each month by default. /Next: date [,...] specifies to run the command on the next specified date (for example, next Thursday. If the date is omitted, the task runs on the current day of each month by default. "Command" is the Windows NT command or batch processing program to be run. Author Wang jichao