Hello Don,
(by default, schtasks created under CompConfig will run under the SYSTEM context, which should have necessary privilege)
This is only true for the "classic" scheduled tasks.
If you create a "Scheduled Task (At least Windows 7)", you need to specify a user account:
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on the "Common Options" tab, did you select "Run in logged-on user's security context" ?
I think there is not really a difference.
This option only exists in User Configuration.
Anyway, if you have specified an account, it will run in the accounts context.
Even if you leave the default:
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