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I want to run a batch file which set in task scheduler without display console window, my batch need open one wpf app at the end. I tried to set Security Options in task scheduler like this https://i.stack.imgur.com/IgfjU.png, the console window really disappear but my app run in background process (display in task manager) so that I can see it in screen.

What I have tried:

I change to lock screen by using LockWorkStation() of user32.dll but I can't auto unlock it. So could I do to unlock the screen?

If can't do it, I want to display a image full screen on top while run batch to hide every thing or any else to notify user that machine under maintenance or in idle as ATM machine do. Currently, I can only open an image with maximized but not full screen. Please help me solve this.
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Updated 12-Jan-23 18:35pm

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You cannot automatically unlock the workstation once locked: the user must log in.
If there was a way round this, it would be a major security problem!

What are you trying to do this for? It seems rather an odd requirement, and there may be a better way to approach it all.
 
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