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Task properties define the settings and conditions for running a task. A task will run if all of its conditions are met after the task is triggered to start. Conditions are divided into three categories: idle conditions, power conditions, and network conditions. The conditions for a task are displayed on the Conditions tab of the Task Properties or the Create Task dialog box in Task Scheduler.
Task settings specify how a task is run, stopped, or deleted. The settings for a task are displayed on the Settings tab of the Task Properties or the Create Task dialog box in Task Scheduler.
Solution
Use Error Code to Diagnose Launch Failure
Ensure that you review the permissions for which your task is scheduled to run. Ensure that you are not expecting a task to run when the user is not logged on when the task is set to only run if the user is logged on.
Windows Server Event ID 101 and JOB_START_FAILED
Some tasks may require that the user account you assigned to run the program or access the batch file be granted additional permissions or system rights, such as the right to logon as a batch job.
Windows Server Event ID 101 and JOB_START_FAILED
Review the Effective Permissions of the account you are using to execute the program. Right click the program, click the Security tab, and ensure that the user account you are planning to use is either a member of a group that has permission to Read and Execute the program or is specifically granted Read and Execute permissions.
Further, there are literally thousands of error codes that might appear as a reason that your task is not running correctly.
Notice there is also an error code for success (Error 0x0).
Verify
To verify that the task runs correctly:
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