On Windows 10, is there a way I can create a scheduled task that kicks off on the next system reboot or user login but then never runs ever again?
Currently I can create a scheduled task that runs on reboot but it runs this task on EVERY reboot every single time the system restarts. I just need this task to run only once.
My task is kicking off a PowerShell script so is there a way to maybe disable the task at the end of the .PS script once it runs that one single time?
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