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This is a discussion on Disable popup box after missed schedule within the RollBack Rx forums, part of the Disaster Recovery Programs category; Hi All, Curerntly trialling Rollback RX and this program is *almost* exactly what I'm after. The only thing preventing the ...
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Hi All,
Curerntly trialling Rollback RX and this program is *almost* exactly what I'm after. The only thing preventing the purchase of this program is the small popup box which is displayed on logon after a missed scheduled restore allowing the user to click Yes/No on whether to run the missed task. Is there any way to disable/suppress/bypass this dialog box as I don't want the user to be able to choose - I just want it to run on next logon?!?!?!? Thx in advance
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Hi dellaz, welcome to the Horizon DataSys Forum! Let's try and get an answer for you. Alternatively, you can also contact support @ http://support.horizondatasys.com
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nah mate got that one ticked already
![]() just to further clarify the 'issue': I have a scheduled restore task (within RX). If the pc is off when the scheduled restore is supposed to start then I get the following message box at the next logon: "You had a missed scheduled restore task, would you like to do the restore task now?" [Yes] [No] Options also enabled in RX are "Do not allow user to cancel scheduled tasks" and "Do not show popup message when taking scheduled snapshot" (even though its a restore )So I do not think this will be a straight forward fix, I'm thinking switches or possibly a reg hack?? It seems a little odd to me that there are options to restrict user from cancelling scheduled tasks and also to autorun at next logon yet (seemingly) no way to prevent a user cancelling a missed scheduled task ![]() Cheers |
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For the benefit of anyone else who is also looking for a solution for this, unfortunately it does not appear possible solely thru Rollback (have also logged this query with support).
My only suggestion would be to run a script (using Rollbacks command line switches) via Windows inbuilt task scheduler which may or may not be the solution depending on what you are trying to achieve. Cheers |
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