No. Here's why. The machine has shutdown and is not running.
As to running it at 15 minute intervals, that's just basic batch file commands. I will share how to delay 15 minutes in a batch file but will not write your batch file as that's your job.
Here's a 15 minute delay in a batch file:
TIMEOUT /T 900
Documented at http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc754891(WS.10).aspx
Hi Everybody
Is it possible to run a batch file repeatedly at 15 min (say) interval after a start time (or after an event say shutdown).
This is the essential requirement :-
1. I have a file server PC and 3 other PC's running on a home network.
2. I want to do a backup of the network drive residing on the file server PC.
3. Say at midnight each night, I want to run a backup job (using scripting through the use of a Shutdown script) which, as it runs for the first time at midnight, at the beginning checks if all the 3 PC's (PC's other than the file server PC) on this network are turned off. If that is the case, then it runs a scheduled backup job using the Genie Backup Pro 8 application (using the .grs script file). If any of these 3 PC's are not turned off, then it does nothing and waits for another 15 mins and does the check again. This procedure is repeated until all of these 3 computers are turned off and then run the scheduled backup job.
Hence, I need to know if I can run a batch file repeatedly following a test check at regular intervals.
Any suggestions on that please!
Best regards
Deepak Agarwal

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