Question : How do I create scheduled tasks from the command line in Windows 2008?

I have a script that worked in Windows 2003 which added scheduled tasks from the command line. But these scripts won't work in Windows 2008, I guess because the task engine is pretty different. This is what my W2K3 script looks like (ScheduleTask.cmd):

@ECHO OFF
SETLOCAL

rem ------------------------------------------------
rem --------------- GLOBAL VARIABLES ---------------
rem ------------------------------------------------

SET SCRIPTPATH=%1
SET SCRIPTNAME=%2

SET TASKFREQUENCY=%3
SET TASKTIME=%4

rem ------------------------------------------------
rem ----------------- SCHEDULE TASK ----------------
rem ------------------------------------------------
SCHTASKS /CREATE /SC %TASKFREQUENCY% /ST %TASKTIME% /TN %SCRIPTNAME% /TR %SCRIPTPATH% /RU "NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM"

And then I would just call the script like this from another script:
SET SCRIPTPATH="D:\scripts\DoSomething.cmd"
SET SCRIPTNAME=Task_Test_1
SET TASKSCHED=D:\ScheduleTask.cmd
SET TASKFREQUENCY=DAILY
SET TASKTIME=00:30:00
CALL %TASKSCHED% %SCRIPTPATH% %SCRIPTNAME% %TASKFREQUENCY% %TASKTIME%

Can anyone help with converting my script so it works for Windows 2008?

Answer : How do I create scheduled tasks from the command line in Windows 2008?

Also I'd say going by SirBounty's comments here http://www.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Languages/Scripting/Shell/Batch/Q_23585198.html

just try using just /ru system

Terry