Environment description: The company needs to use two-way file synchronization on Windows. At present, it is found that SyncToy can achieve this function, but on Windows 2012, when adding a scheduled task, the execution status is always 0x1, and the scheduled task is configured multiple times, there must be no problem; the same You can set up timed tasks on Windows 10, and you can run them. I checked a lot of posts on google, all of which are like this, but they have not been solved. Most of them are Windows bugs, which can be implemented using third-party timed tasks.
Reference document: https://social.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/fe7cf2c0-4605-4aaa-867f-756b6f970fda/synctoy-21-cant-find-nas-folder-when-run-from-task-scheduler ?forum=synctoy
Hi Texxxas,
Apparently the problem is not with SyncToy, it is with Task Scheduler. If you have had Task Scheduler work for you in the past, then I don't have an answer for that. I have never been able to get Task Scheduler to work correctly with SyncToy and a NAS drive. I have found that for some reason it works with USB external HDD's but will not work with a network connected hard drive. The same bug exists in Win8.1 as well. However, I have since found a third party task scheduler that works perfectly with SyncToy and my NAS drive. It is called System Scheduler by Splinterware. The free version only works when you are logged in but they have a paid version that runs as a service and will execute without being logged in. This has solved my problem.