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When all settings have been configured to your liking, click Apply and OK (note: you may be prompted for your password)Īnother way to perform the above commands is by using the schtasks (or at in Windows 2000) command from the command line.This will allow you to test the task and make sure that it is working. Change the start time on the task to one minute of the current time.Here you can set options such as Repeat task, every 1 hour for 23 hours. To set a frequency more often than Daily (for example, hourly), click the Schedule tab, then click Advanced.In the Run box, after the text that is there now (for example, C:\PROGRA~1\MOZILL~1\firefox.exe), enter a space and then type the address of your website's cron.php page in double quotations (for example, C:\PROGRA~1\MOZILL~1\firefox.exe.Go to the task's setting page either by checking the checkbox at the end of the last step, or by double-clicking on the task.On the final page, select the checkbox Open advanced properties for this task when I click Finish and click Finish.Change the username if required (for example, you'd like the task to run under a user with fewer privileges security reasons). Choose specific date and time options (this step will vary, depending on the option selected in the previous step).Give the task a Name, such as Drupal Cron Job, and choose the Frequency with which to perform the task (for example, Daily)).Choose your browser from the list (for example, Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox). The Scheduled Task Wizard will appear.Go to Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Scheduled Tasks.Note: These instructions were written for Windows XP but should be similar in other versions of Windows. This can be useful if you are not familiar with Linux/Unix, or if your web host does not offer the ability to run cron jobs you can run them remotely from your own computer. To setup a Windows machine to run cron.php at a specific time follow the specific instructions below.
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