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With schtasks.exe (Windows Task Scheduler for command prompt), you can make a task that is triggered on idle, which I use. However, is it possible to make a trigger on resume from idle? I.E., when the computer is no longer idle?
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With schtasks.exe (Windows Task Scheduler for command prompt), you can make a task that is triggered on idle, which I use. However, is it possible to make a trigger on resume from idle? I.E., when the computer is no longer idle?
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There is no trigger on idle end, but there is one for idle start. Here is an idea how to use it for solving the problem :
Create a scheduled dummy task for which :
Create another task that waits for the dummy task to start, and triggers the wanted action when it stops.
Use whatever tools fit the job, such as perhaps AutoHotkey.
Ok I can probably use a simple bat file using task list. Thank you! – Mark Deven – 2018-09-15T18:28:08.133