Is it possible to stop the application through the task scheduler?

Question

Windows

Greetings!
Tell me, is it possible through the task scheduler in windows 10 to set a task for the application, with the condition that if the application load on the CPU is 0%, what would it stop and restart?

Answer 1

in the scheduler there is definitely a condition for the launch trigger "when the system is idle"
this does not guarantee 0% CPU utilization. but guarantees low activity. for example, your task will queue up for an antivirus, an indexer, a defragmenter, and so on.
in general, the issue is absolutely resolvable, by carefully studying the planner, using the "poke" method
pps

criticism of the version that it is difficult to program

загрузку основных ресурсов, можно отслеживать аж на уровне скриптов - https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/WMI
еще можно настраивать аудит на многие вещи - https://docs.microsoft.com/ru-ru/windows/security/... а шедулер умеет триггерить любые эвенты по достаточно изощренным фильтрам
таже существует много сторонних инструментов, с широчайшими возможностями, в том числе средствами мониторинга чего либо
https://docs.microsoft.com/ru-ru/sysinternals/
https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/index.html
ppps

but in some ways colleagues are right

довольно много вещей надо уложить в одной голове. если вопрос все еще актуален - пишите в каменты. в разумных пределах помогу, может не спешно... ну или контакт есть в профиле

It is possible, but it will require writing a non-trivial program.

No.
Task Scheduler - executes tasks according to a schedule or event.
It does not track application load on the CPU.
If you yourself get confused with this and keep track - well, fine, but it’s not clear why you need a task scheduler then.

Answer 2

It is possible, but it will require writing a non-trivial program.

Answer 3

No.
Task Scheduler - executes tasks according to a schedule or event.
It does not track application load on the CPU.
If you yourself get confused with this and keep track - well, fine, but it’s not clear why you need a task scheduler then.