Two triggers are defined for this scenario as following Same as trigger for start, a trigger (or several triggers) must be set for terminate job.Use the same steps as for ProcMon start to create new task and check on Run whether user is logged on or not option.pml file saved on disk is not corrupted and can be read. This is mandatory and will ensure that the. Once startup ProcMon is completed, another scheduler to terminate ProcMon gracefully process must be set up.Click Ok to save it and provide a password for the user if prompted.
This setting can be accessed from ProcMon main window too. Note that /BackingFile C:\temp\log.pml will write in that folder a new log each time overwriting the old file.
On Action tab define a New action from the menu and select Start a program.īrowse for the folder where Procmon.exe file were downloaded and add arguments " /accepteula /quiet /BackingFile C:\temp\log.pml" (without quotes).***Note: For this particular trigger a restart computer is mandatory in order to trigger it. There are several options including System Startup, Scheduled time or when event is populated in the event viewer.įor the trigger to be active Enabled checkbox should be checked. From the Trigger tab, Click on New to define a new trigger for your Process Monitor job to start.In the Security options section check on Run whether user is logged on or not option, to enable TaskScheduler to run unattended.Īlso the user should be the one that can remote connect to the robot machine and be able to execute attended jobs. In the General tab specify a name for your task (ie: Process Monitor start) and optional a description.or choose Create Task from right Actions Panel Access Task Scheduler tool from Start > Run > taskschd.msc (or by searching for task scheduler).
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