I know many users dread seeing the blue screen of PowerShell, but believe me, it’s quite easy once you get the whiff. You can go about doing anything with a few commands. But there is a native scripting tool on Windows 10 called PowerShell which is quite advanced and versatile. In the above section, we learned how to automate tasks using Task Scheduler.
Automate Tasks on Windows 10 Using PowerShell Also, I would advise you to tinker with different settings to understand Task Scheduling properly.Ģ. The only changes will have to be made in the “Action” and “Triggers” tab, but apart from that everything remains similar. Granted, there are a lot of other things to learn, but for most of the tasks, you will be following similar steps mentioned above. For example, you can choose to connect to a particular WiFi point automatically, create a task to empty recycle bin after a certain amount of days, you can also start Office apps or just about anything you want. So this task was for opening websites in Chrome, but there can be several use-cases based on your daily routine.
If it’s working fine then restart your computer and you will have your series of tasks automated in no time.
Further, you can test the task manually if it’s running properly by pressing the “Run” button on the right panel.
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