task principal

Returns the principle for the task that provides the security credentials for the task associated with the specified task definition.

Returns the name of the principal (as a string) that is displayed in the Task Scheduler UI.

Returns the identifier of the user group (as a string) that is required to run the tasks associated with the principal.

Returns True if the task logon type is set to group activation. In this case, the user ID speicifies the group.

Returns True if the specfied task principle will be run with the highest privileges.

Returns the identifier of the specified task principal as a string type.

Returns True if the task logon type is set to interactive token, meaning the task will only run in an existing interactive session.

Returns True if the task logon type is set to interactive token or password. If the user is logged on, the interactive token is used. Otherwise the password is used. The password must have been specified when the task was registered.

Returns True if the specfied task principle will be run with the least privileged user account (LUA).

Returns True if the logon method for the task principal is not specified. Used for non-NT credentials.

Returns True if a password is used for logging on the user. The password must be supplied when the task is registered.

Returns True if an existing interactive token is used to run the task. This requires the user to employ a service for user (S4U) logon. With S4U logons, no password is stored and neither network nor encrypted files can be accessed.

Returns True if a service account is used as a login. This implies that the task is being initiated by a Local System, Local Service, or Network Service account in a security context.

Returns the user identifier (as a string) required to run the tasks associated with the principal.