# Setup Windows Task Scheduler
Step 1: Open Task Scheduler
Open **Windows Search** *(Windows + S)*\
*Search for:* `Task Scheduler`\
Step 2: Create Task
1. In **Task Scheduler Library**, click on **Create Basic Task...**\
2. Create task's **Name** and **Description**\
3. Choose **When the computer starts**\
4. Choose **Start a program**\
5. Enter your Rclone mount command\
6. It will ask to move the arg into arguments field, choose **Yes**\
7. Click on **Open the Properties diaglog for this task when click Finish**\
Step 3: Settings for Task
1. Click on **Change User or Group...**\
2. Click on **Advanced...**\
3. **Find now**, choose **SYSTEM**, **OK** and **OK again** get to back to Task Properties\
4. In the **Conditions** tab, untick **Start the task only if the computer is on AC power**\
5. You can edit more in **Settings** tab...\
Step 4: In case your computer hasn't connect to a network yet
Sometimes your computer hasn't connected to a network before the **Rclone mount** fails, which will lead to the task stopping. To prevent this, we will make a trigger to trigger the task every time your computer connects to a network
1. In the **Trigger** tab, click on **New\...**\
2. Set up like me:\ **Begin the task:** `On an event`\ **Log:** `Microsoft-Windows-NetworkProfile/Operational`\ **Source:** `NetworkProfile`\ **Event ID:** `10000`\
But note that, the task will be triggered even if it has an internet connection or not 😐
Step 5: Run / Stop Task
* You can run or stop it immediately in **Windows Task Scheduler**\
* Also, you can stop it via **Task Manager**
* Every time your computer boots up, it will start Rclone mount before the user logon