How do you pass an argument to a Windows scheduled task with spaces in it?

Note the use of ‘ in the path of a file to be run. I believe this behavior was added to prevent spaces in the file path to the exe causing problems….Here is an example:

1. Program/script: powershell.exe.
2. Add arguments: -command "& ‘C:\HSD – Copy\logoffstudents. ps1’ " -NonInteractive.
3. Start in: Blank.

Note the use of ‘ in the path of a file to be run. I believe this behavior was added to prevent spaces in the file path to the exe causing problems….Here is an example:

1. Program/script: powershell.exe.
2. Add arguments: -command "& ‘C:\\HSD – Copy\\logoffstudents. ps1’ " -NonInteractive.
3. Start in: Blank.

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