Does anyone have a Windows "at /every:" example to explain how to setup a batch file to run every day?

Question

Microsoft documentation for the "AT" scheduler command shows that it has an /every: switch to schedule a script to reoccur on specified days. I've done it before, but I can't remember the syntax for that switch. The documentation does not include an example that uses the /every: switch.

So, can you help me write an example "AT" scheduler command to run a batch file on the local machine daily, monday through friday?

Example:

c:\at 12:01am /every: updatestats.bat

Solution

Running every day:

AT 3:00AM /EVERY:M,T,W,Th,F,S,Su c:\foo.bat

Comments

[Joey]

Side note: On recent versions of Windows schtasks can be used as it supports more features of the task scheduler.

[Smamatti]

For some reason this doesn't work in Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise for me. Any ideas? He's complaining about an illegal value for the option every. Not even /EVERY:M is working !?