I have a PowerShell script that runs under its own user account for security purposes. It needs to be able to schedule tasks as part of its operation, and uses the ScheduledTasks module to do so. After seeing this question on SO, I granted the script's account Full Control over %SystemRoot%\System32\Tasks, but Register-ScheduledTask still fails with "Access is denied." I have allowed the script's account to log on as a batch job and as a service.
What permissions/configuration changes are needed to make this work right?
Best Answer
I've discovered that the problem was due to me specifying
-RunLevel Highest. Apparently you can't do that with a restricted account. Removing that parameter allows it to work.