Oh, it's no doubt Amazing Charts. Just didn't know if it were in there, if it were set to different times.
I also tried to have it run through the task scheduler. On everything else that is scheduled (and there are a bunch of things that I would not have any idea were scheduled) is in the task scheduler and can be scheduled that way.
A lot of things are scheduled on the program, say my A/V which is scheduled to scan at 9 am on Saturday. This was set on the program, but it is in task scheduler and, you can make major changes. Each thing in there has the path to the program and then after .exe there is gibberish like whrwerf0r3w0048wt. AC didn't have that (when I put it in).
I suppose the only way it would work properly would be via a script, which opened it, then hit run. But, you shouldn't have to do that.
This is the major reason I don't run it as a schedule. I would likely not notice for five days, and that would be bad even though it is set to say Backup Successful. I just do it manually, which may not work for you.
Not sure if you are backing up imported items or backing up online, but if it is only the program and you are backing up to an external drive, it only takes about two minutes, so I don't think it is going to slow down anything.
These are just ideas. Workarounds which have to be done with AC. It's frustrating, because if this were Microsoft or Dell, they would fix it 100% of the time, because the IT person you get basically "owns" the issue until it is fixed. I have had issues on the server where it has taken three days for them to fix, but they always fix it. AC will just say, well we can't figure it out.
