Create
a new batch job via FreeFileSync's main
dialog:
Menu->Advanced->Create batch job and save
it, for example, as "C:\SyncJob.ffs_batch".
Make sure you are using "silent mode" to prevent showing a status dialog at the end of the process.
Start Windows Task Scheduler: Go to Start->Control Panel->Scheduled Tasks and select "Add Scheduled Task".
Follow the wizard and choose "C:\SyncJob.ffs_batch" as program to run.
If
you are using the installer-based version of FreeFileSync,
*.ffs_batch files
are automatically associated with the tool and field "Run:"
can be filled with the filename directly:
"C:\SyncJob.ffs_batch"
If
file associations have not been set (portable/zip-version),
"Run:"
has to be prefixed with the
executable:
"D:\FreeFileSync\FreeFileSync.exe"
"C:\SyncJob.ffs_batch"
Attention:
The portable
version of FreeFileSync reads/writes all global settings from the
current working directory, while the installer based version uses
"%appdata%\FreeFileSync".
So in former case make sure the working directory is filled
appropriately in field "Start in:" to point to
the directory containing respective GlobalSettings.xml.