I'm in the process of automating the daily shutdown of the computers in my school's network. So far I have a batch file which works nicely and I would like to schedule it to run every day at a specific time, however occasionally I may want to skip the task just for the day without permanently disabling it.
I found plenty of information on creating, modifying, disabling and deleting scheduled tasks using cmd, but I found nothing regarding skipping them just once... Seeing as I am not the only person who would have to skip the task on occasion, it is quite important that it can be skipped using a batch file so that the slightly less computer-savvy people won't have to mess around with the task scheduler.
If the worst comes to the worst I could always have a batch file disable the task and have it schedule a separate task to re-enable the shutdown task after the time it runs at has passed, however it seems like a rather cumbersome solution and I would greatly appreciate any suggestions!
