Why doesn't a simple script from the Windows8 scheduler work?

Question

JavaScript

Pretty simple js:
var WshShell = WScript.CreateObject( "WScript.Shell" );
var fso = WScript.CreateObject( "Scripting.FileSystemObject" );
var oDesktopFolder = fso.getFolder( WshShell.SpecialFolders( "Desktop" ) );
fso.CreateFolder( oDesktopFolder + "\\Folder" );

Works under Windows7 and younger anyway and for some reason does not work under Windows8 scheduler (runs under admin account with disabled UAC, if that matters). Launched manually fulfills correctly. Can you give reasons?

Answer 1

the scheduler is a service, it does not run under the launching user, but under its own, services.msc -> check that it has rights. Usually local system, but if it is changed to a local service, for example, the rights will not be enough (by default, of course)

Answer 2

I checked it, it worked for me, only I swore at the "Christmas trees"

Answer 3

Hm. and if to make runas the necessary user?
the scheduler then hangs under its utka ...