Windows 10: Password box popping out for NT AUTHORITY\ SYSTEM user account in task scheduler!!

Hi, when I'm trying to schedule a task in task scheduler with NT AUTHORITY\ SYSTEM user account it is popping up for a password. I ran the task scheduler as an administer still I can be able to see the password box popping up. Can anyone help me on this, how to check, is there any password has been set up for SYSTEM user account? How can I schedule a task with system user account without password box popping?

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Task Scheduler Password

Go Task scheduler find the problem task & check whether run when user is logged in is checked or run whether logged in or not is checked. If logged in or not is checked it will not show you this password box. Check too that the account which the task is set to run under is the admin account. Also if the task is set to run as admin this box will also pop up.

 

Task scheduler user account list includes user accounts that have already been deleted from the computer.

Hi John,

The username and password credentials you have entered in task scheduler are stored in the system cache files. For us to resolve your concern and delete the list of accounts or usernames that you no longer have on your computer, we suggest that you follow
the steps on this link to run a disk cleanup that will delete the system cache files.

We look forward to your response once you complete the steps.

 

NT Service\TrustedInstaller & NT authority\system

is "NT Service\TrustedInstaller" the same thing as "NT Authority\system"? can you log into "NT Athority\system"?

i understand that "NT Service\TrustedInstaller" is not a user, i under stand that "NT Service\TrustedInstaller" is just trustedinstaller.exe with a temporary user ID.

i know that i cannot log into "NT Service\TrustedInstaller".

when i say "log into" i mean: "go into the user account and open file explorer's desktop and make it act like a normal user"