To create a task using advanced settings using the Task Scheduler, use these steps: How to create an advanced task using Task Scheduler Once you've completed the steps, the task will be saved, and it'll run automatically on the schedule you specified. (Usually, you can leave this setting empty.)

(Optional) In the 'Start in' field, specify the folder in which the program will start.

(Optional) In the 'Add arguments' field, you can specify arguments to run the task with special instructions.

Quick Tip: If you don't know the path of the app, click the Browse button to find it. In the 'Program/script' field, specify the path for the application.

Display a message: Allows to display a text message on the screen on schedule.

Send an e-mail: Triggers an email notification with a custom message on schedule, but it requires to specify an email server to work.

You can select the Send an e-mail or Display a message option, but these are deprecated features, which means that they may or may not work because Microsoft is no longer maintaining them. Select the Start a program option to launch an app, run a command, or execute a script file. Quick Tip: Using the 'On' setting may be your best option if you're planning to run a task during a specific day of the week. Use the 'Days' or 'On' drop-down menu to specify the days that the task will run. Use the 'Monthly' drop-down menu to the months of the year that you want to run the task.

Using the 'Start' settings, specify when the task should start running and the time (very important).

In this case, we'll be selecting the option to run a task every month. Depending on your requirements, you'll need to configure additional parameters. Task Scheduler allows you to select from a number of triggers, including on a specific date, during startup, or when you or a particular user signs in.

(Optional) In the 'Description' field, create a description for the task.

In the 'Name' field, type a short descriptive name for the task.

Expand the 'Task Scheduler Library' branch, and select the MyTasks folder.

(This step isn't a requirement, but it's a recommended step to keep your tasks separate from the system and apps tasks.) Right-click the 'Task Scheduler Library' branch, and select the New Folder option.

Search for Task Scheduler, and click the top result to open the experience.

To create a task using basic settings on Windows 10, use these steps:

How to create a basic task using Task Scheduler How to run, edit, and delete a task using Task Scheduler.How to create an advanced task using Task Scheduler.How to create a basic task using Task Scheduler.In this Windows 10 guide, we'll walk you through the steps to get started with the Task Scheduler experience to automate tasks on your device.

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