Sergei Antonov!

Hi!

I have a problem with my product under Windows Vista Home Premium that can be reproduced with these steps.

Open Task Scheduler.

Start "Create Basic Task".

Create a task on "When the computer starts".

Open the newly created task's properties.

Click "Run whether user is logged on or not".

Click OK.

Being asked for the password, enter one. (The current user must have a password.)

Restart the computer.

Open Task Scheduler.

The "Last Run Result" column for the tasks shows 0x8007052E error code.

What gives



Re: Application Compatibility for Windows Vista Scheduled tasks on Vista Home Premium (0x8007052E)

Bruce N. Baker - MSFT

This actually isn't a general support forum but a developer forum so you might contact main support on general Vista issue in the future.

Here's the main support number

http://support.microsoft.com/contactus/ ws=support

0x8007052E means logon failure. Make sure you password is correct, make sure you using the correct account, etc.






Re: Application Compatibility for Windows Vista Scheduled tasks on Vista Home Premium (0x8007052E)

Sergei Antonov!

I am a developer. And the above steps are actually made programmically by my product.



Re: Application Compatibility for Windows Vista Scheduled tasks on Vista Home Premium (0x8007052E)

Mo Nail - MFST

I was not able to reproduce. What is the scheduled task trying to do Have you tried a simple application on the same machine






Re: Application Compatibility for Windows Vista Scheduled tasks on Vista Home Premium (0x8007052E)

Bruce N. Baker - MSFT

What do you mean those steps are done programatically, do you have a code sample of what yoru trying to do




Re: Application Compatibility for Windows Vista Scheduled tasks on Vista Home Premium (0x8007052E)

Sergei Antonov!

>I was not able to reproduce.

Did you try to reproduce on Vista Home Premium





Re: Application Compatibility for Windows Vista Scheduled tasks on Vista Home Premium (0x8007052E)

Sergei Antonov!

>What do you mean those steps are done programatically, do you have a code sample of what yoru trying to do

Taking Vista Home Premium and following the steps shows the problem clearly enough.





Re: Application Compatibility for Windows Vista Scheduled tasks on Vista Home Premium (0x8007052E)

Mo Nail - MFST

I am using Windows Vista Enterprise.




Re: Application Compatibility for Windows Vista Scheduled tasks on Vista Home Premium (0x8007052E)

Bruce N. Baker - MSFT

Read this if you are doing this programmatically.

http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=1152102&SiteID=1






Re: Application Compatibility for Windows Vista Scheduled tasks on Vista Home Premium (0x8007052E)

Sergei Antonov!

>I am using Windows Vista Enterprise.

This is a Home Premium issue.





Re: Application Compatibility for Windows Vista Scheduled tasks on Vista Home Premium (0x8007052E)

Sergei Antonov!

>Read this if you are doing this programmatically.

>http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=1152102&SiteID=1

Notice that it was me who started that thread.

I'm pretty sure that my first post in this thread contains the complete information to reproduce the problem. I'm still desperately waiting for a person who will be able to carefully read and repeat the steps. And of course it must be done on Vista Home Premium.





Re: Application Compatibility for Windows Vista Scheduled tasks on Vista Home Premium (0x8007052E)

Bruce N. Baker - MSFT

Contact partner support and they can create a case for you.