If User rights management<\/strong> is activated in SOLIDWORKS Electrical, we will also want to login as a user with credentials that allow them to Archive Environment.<\/p>\n We can also choose what<\/em> we want to archive under Archive mode<\/strong>, and I chose to un-check the box next to Open log file<\/strong>. Once we specify these settings, we can move on to the next step: setting up Task Scheduler!<\/p>\n Task Scheduler can be found from the Start Menu under Programs > Windows Administrative Tools, or by simply searching for it from the search bar. Once we have it open, we can create a new folder by Right-clicking Task Scheduler Library<\/strong>, selecting New Folder\u2026<\/strong> , and entering a name. I created a folder called SOLIDWORKS just for the sake of organization.<\/p>\n The next step is to select our folder and click Create Basic Task\u2026<\/strong> (on the right under Actions<\/strong>). Give this a name and click Next > <\/strong>.<\/p>\n Now we get to pick how often we run the task. This will depend on how often your company uses SOLIDWORKS Electrical and how much storage space you have. I chose Daily<\/strong> and selected Next<\/strong>.<\/p>\n This allows us to choose a time when we want to perform the task. For this step, I would recommend choosing a time when you won\u2019t be actively using the program and when there isn\u2019t an overwhelming amount of activity on the server already. I set the start time to 11:00 PM<\/strong> and clicked Next. <\/strong><\/p>\n It\u2019s action time! Under \u201cWhat action do you want the task to perform?\u201d we want to select Start a program<\/strong> and click Next<\/strong>.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/blog-assets.solidworks.com\/uploads\/sites\/4\/image20120swe20archive.png\")
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