i like to stop outlook before make the backup from the pst file and restart outlook after the backup. i put before run profile the role "taskkill /IM outlook.exe /F" and that works oke. after the backup in the role After the profile excecuted "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\OUTLOOK.EXE".
When i start the profile bij hand its works perfect.
But when i scheduled the profile than de stop is going well but there is never een restart from outlook. In the scheduler i fill inn the pasword off the user.
So what doing wrong.
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Restart program after scheduled profile
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mickyj
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Re: Restart program after scheduled profile
Hi, the problem is that when a program is run from the scheduler, it will run in a different session (session 0): https://www.2brightsparks.com/resources ... ndows.html
So when you start Outlook from SyncBack, and it's scheduled, it doesn't start Outlook in the same session as you are logged into, hence you don't see Outlook. One fix is to have the schedule only run when you are logged in. That way the scheduled task runs in your session.
So when you start Outlook from SyncBack, and it's scheduled, it doesn't start Outlook in the same session as you are logged into, hence you don't see Outlook. One fix is to have the schedule only run when you are logged in. That way the scheduled task runs in your session.