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Tag to mark questions that are specific to Windows platforms. This includes questions about the windows file system, installation issues, COM interfacing, running external programs etc.
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Parallelization STOPS using all CPU power
This is just a guess as I am not familiar with parallel processing in Mathematica but I have had similar issues with different software on Windows 10 while using laptops. …
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Wolfram Script as a Scheduled Task on Windows Server
When it is run on a server executed by a Windows Scheduled Task, I encounter problems exporting the pdf. The following error appears:
Export::fmterr: Invalid PDF format. … It seems that the part of Mathematica that generates the PDF export isn't available when run using a service account in a Windows Scheduled task.
Is there any way to get around this? …
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