Desktop Version PC+ 14.4
Windows 11
I've setup an automatic backup in the Windows Task Scheduler but it fails with code 0xFFFFFFFF and no explanation, no log, so what am I missing?
Under Power Church System Setup, I selected a separate drive on the PC as the backup location, the folder exists and is reachable.
I selected "send email" and entered a valid email address.
In Task Scheduler I have it starting "C:\PowerChurch\PCPlus14\pcbackup14.exe
- Eric
Scheduled Backups
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Re: Scheduled Backups
I take it that you have tested the backup from the program, and that it does backup to that drive? Does it give you a warning about backing up to the local PC? Have you manually tested the scheduled task by doing a manual initiation?COHSADMIN wrote: ↑Mon Feb 09, 2026 10:50 amDesktop Version PC+ 14.4
Windows 11
I've setup an automatic backup in the Windows Task Scheduler but it fails with code 0xFFFFFFFF and no explanation, no log, so what am I missing?
Under Power Church System Setup, I selected a separate drive on the PC as the backup location, the folder exists and is reachable.
I selected "send email" and entered a valid email address.
In Task Scheduler I have it starting "C:\PowerChurch\PCPlus14\pcbackup14.exe
- Eric
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Re: Scheduled Backups
The most common issue that we have seen with the Windows Task Scheduler processes is it sometimes requires the "Start In" field to be assigned when setting up the scheduled task.
We published an article in one of our old email newsletters that explains how to set this up and that "Start In" part is listed in step 8:
https://www.powerchurch.com/support/438 ... -2014#task
We published an article in one of our old email newsletters that explains how to set this up and that "Start In" part is listed in step 8:
https://www.powerchurch.com/support/438 ... -2014#task