As a local user, I want to get all schedule task no matter who created it. So what kind of permission should this local user have?
Given: Windows 2016, two users, one is local user, another one is domain administrator
When: domain administrator create a schedule named task1, logon as local user, and open 'Task Schedule', cannot see task1.
I try to :
- Add the "full control" permission for "C:\Windows\System32\Tasks" folder to local user, still can not see the task1. But for 2012R2 and 2008R2 it works.
- Add local user to 'local administrator' group it can see the task1. But the permission is too high.
So What is the minimum permission for the local user to see all tasks no matter who created it. (UAC set to never notify)