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In Windows 10 v1709 how do I get Task Scheduler Credentials to work?
In Windows 10 v 1709 Fall Creators Update, I am tracking down the cause of hibernate breaking randomly, waking-up my Dell computers. All Internet remedies have failed so far. Taking ownership of Reboot and adapting Permissions and even deleting Reboot in Update Orchestrator fails to prevent random wake-up. A basic PC box with just a power cable and monitor attached wakes. However, there is remaining, just one option: a check-box in Task Scheduler > Reboot, that is intended to wake the computer. I need to remove the tick in that box. I can't get past the Task Scheduler, credentials check for Username S-1-5-18 and password to do that.
I need an expert on this credentials problem. It may be that it just isn't possible to remove the tick that check box. Permissions and credentials foxes me a bit. I am not certain if I should use elevated command prompt or operate inside my Administrator Account (net use administrator /active:yes) I couldn't find a tutorial and I don't fully understand the Credentials Manager but I believe this is a fruitful area to investigate.
Thank you... from SimonFastEddy