IBootTrigger interface (taskschd.h)
Represents a trigger that starts a task when the system is started.
Inheritance
The IBootTrigger interface inherits from the ITrigger interface.
Methods
The IBootTrigger interface has these methods.
| IBootTrigger::get_Delay Gets or sets a value that indicates the amount of time between when the system is booted and when the task is started. (Get) |
| IBootTrigger::put_Delay Gets or sets a value that indicates the amount of time between when the system is booted and when the task is started. (Put) |
Remarks
The Task Scheduler service is started when the operating system is booted, and boot trigger tasks are set to start when the Task Scheduler service starts.
Only a member of the Administrators group can create a task with a boot trigger.
When creating your own XML for a task, a boot trigger is specified using the BootTrigger element of the Task Scheduler schema.
Examples
For more information and example code for this interface, see Boot Trigger Example (C++).
Requirements
| Requirement | Value |
|---|---|
| Minimum supported client | Windows Vista [desktop apps only] |
| Minimum supported server | Windows Server 2008 [desktop apps only] |
| Target Platform | Windows |
| Header | taskschd.h |
See also
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