How to create a script execution command in Windows Server via Cron that works successfully in Linux?

Question

Task Schedulers

People, hello everyone!
Recently, I had to fiddle with the settings of Windows Server 2012, before that I only worked with Linux.
How to create a script execution command in Windows Server that works successfully in Linux?
There is a command for cron on Linux:

echo "* * * * * /usr/bin/php -q /home/runscript.php send-data >/dev/null 2>&1" >> mwcron

How to bring this command to normal in Windows? There is no Cron in Windows, but the Task Scheduler, in general, introduced me into a stupor, I don’t understand it.
Do you have examples, please share!
Thank you in advance.

Answer 1

Found a solution by myself. In this case, Cygwin
can act as an assistant. The command in this case is:
Thanks to all who responded and just viewers!

Answer 2

install nncron.
native utility for Windows with cron format emulation

Answer 3

You can install a cron port and use it. For example nncron - I've been using it successfully since 2k. It is put as a service from the desired user, it works like a clock.

Answer 4

What people just don’t come up with, if only they don’t read the documentation ...