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In the Advanced settings section, select the Repeat task every check box and select a time from the drop-down list. If the desired time is not listed, enter the time in a format that matches the format of the current options. By default, the task will run every hour an entire day. To cause the task to run repeatedly only until the end of the workday, select an option from the for a duration of drop-down list. Again, if the option you want is not available, enter it manually.
In our case, we wanted to specify 8 hours, which was not an option. Make sure the Enabled check box is selected at the bottom of the New Trigger dialog box, and click OK.
Now, we need to select the action that will occur every time the task is triggered to alert us. Click the Actions tab and click New at the bottom of the tab.
The New Action dialog box displays. You can choose to Start a program, Send an e-mail, or Display a message. We want a message to display on the screen, so we select Display a message from the Action drop-down list. Enter a Title for the message box that will display on the title bar of the dialog box. Then, enter a Message to display on the dialog box. Click OK. The new action displays in the list on the Actions tab. You can have multiple actions occur when a task is triggered, and you can use the arrow buttons on the right to specify the order in which they happen.
For example, you can have the workstation lock automatically when the task is triggered, forcing you to stop work. To do this, select Start a program from the Action drop-down list. NOTE: We decided not to have the workstation automatically lock us out.
It can be startling and frustrating to get forcefully interrupted like that. A dialog box is a little less intrusive. Your new task should display in the list in the center of the Task Scheduler dialog box when you click on Task Scheduler Library in the left pane. To test the task, right-click on it and select Run. I agree with you as far as laptops are concerned. I use Citrus Alarm Clock. The program's no longer free, but I use the version that was free.
You might find it a little easier to use than Task Scheduler. Edit: I just checked, and it doesn't wake the computer up from sleep, so ignore this suggestion. Gadget that you can use, i'm not sure if it wakes up your computer but you can choose your own song to wake you up with. The only downside is that you can't make the clock go on a weekly schedule, so if you set it to wake you up at 7 AM every morning then it will do the same thing every day unless you turn it off.
I also just tested out how easy the task scheduler is and it's very easy to make an MP3 play at a certain time every week. It can wake the computer up too so I think that's a better solution than downloading a program. Thanks a bunch! I'm running the trial right now and after some testing, it does exactly what I need.
I couldn't get the task manager thing working so I'll probably end up buying that software. Nice; I'm glad it suits your needs. I'm considering buying the new version too, as I'd like to put my computer to sleep from now on. Search In.
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