We need to adhere by the password change policy in any IT org. But one of the side effects of such policies is your scheduled tasks running with your account credentials.
Here is solution to run a scheduled task as “System” Account.
Open cmd with “Run As” administrator account.
SCHTASKS /CHANGE /RU “NT Authority\System” /TN “my_job0”
SCHTASKS – Native Windows 2003+ command
/Change – Changes the existing task
/RU – Run as User [system account does not have password]
/TN – Task Name
I have recently tried to change my personal workstation’s OS [Debian Squeeze] to newer ones. I choose not to go with Window$ as usual.
I test
ed both Ubuntu and Debian Sid not thoroughly but what ever the apps and tools I need.
I decided to go with Debian Sid which is more stable than Ubuntu [In Ubuntu I had problems with Grpahics driver, issues with Transmission, soundconverter crashing now and then etc…].
Debian Sid is smooth and simple to use and not blotted with heavy graphics etc…
For more info please visit the URL https://wiki.debian.org/
Debian Sid GNU/Linux rocks!!
We know that the stock micromax comes with lower volume output. To overcome the same on the rooted phone install xposed installer ~ Gravity box. Goto to mosc. Tweaks and select audio then increase the volume within the max limit (e.g. headset volume to 150). Later reboot the phone for better performance!! I hope this help us to listen our favourite song with loud volume and fullest enjoyment.
Cheers!
We know that the stock micromax comes with lower volume output. To overcome the same on the rooted phone install xposed installer ~ Gravity box. Goto to mosc. Tweaks and select audio then increase the volume within the max limit (e.g. headset volume to 150). Later reboot the phone for better performance!! I hope this help us to listen our favourite song with loud volume and fullest enjoyment.
Cheers!
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