Hello dahall,
thank you for your reply.
I was thinking of something "automatic": since I don't know the username and the password of Windows Service's user (and the password isn't stored in plain text, anyway) if I don't specify any credential on RegisterTaskDefinition, which user is then used by the Windows Task Scheduler?
Thanks again, bye!
thank you for your reply.
I was thinking of something "automatic": since I don't know the username and the password of Windows Service's user (and the password isn't stored in plain text, anyway) if I don't specify any credential on RegisterTaskDefinition, which user is then used by the Windows Task Scheduler?
Thanks again, bye!
