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Yes, Task Scheduler. It's surprisingly powerful with a lot of options. I also sometimes use AutoIt depending on what I want the schedule to do (for instance I have a program that should be running 24/7 but occasionally crashes, Autoit checks that the program is running each hour and, if it's not, starts it up again).
The output from tree turned out to be a bit unwieldy. Turns out the best solution was dir with a few extra options.
aggi
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How do you schedule your batch files? Since AT became deprecated, I've mostly been building on Linux so have no idea how to schedule tasks on windows now.