Windows 10 Scheduled Task to run powershell script via GPO(computer on a particular day

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Hi Reader, How to create a scheduled task to run a powershell script whether user is logged on or not during a specific time via GPO. I have implemented it locally using the following settings, which prompts for the user account password while creating the scheduled task. And, the task executes perfectly. however, when i configure the same task using GPO, it doesn't apply the policy in the endpoint and it doesn't prompt for a user account password. But when i select "Run only when user is logged on" the task gets created via GPO but it doesn't perform the action. Any recommendation would be a

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