Weird situation, if I deploy a Scheduled task as either a Windows 2008 or as XP classic, the task gets created properly on every system, it runs properly on every XP, 2003 and Win 7 machine. It fails for lack of permissions on the 2008 R2 machines. All other machines have Full Control for local administrators on the Security tab for the task C:\windows\System32\Tasks\taskname for Win 7. The 2008 R2 machines only have Read/Write, not execute when the task gets deployed. If I manually change it to Full or Read & Execute the task runs properly until the update task GPO comes out and it sets the permissions back. I am sure this is a security issue for 2008 R2 but how can I overcome this? How can I get different permissions on a Scheduled Task that is pushed out via GPO?
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