Are you running this batch file against a local machine or remote machine?
In your batch file, remove start cmd.exe /c and just use "C:\Program Files (x86)\SmartBear\TestComplete 14\x64\Bin\TestComplete.exe" with your parameters.
To test, from the Command Prompt (not your Desktop), are you able to open C:\Users\davidb\Desktop\TestCompleteAutomation.bat and does TestComplete run your project? If yes, then are you able to Run your Task Schedule (right click and select Run) that you have setup?
Hi rraghvani,
I attempted to follow your recommendation of altering the batch file slightly and after removing "start cmd.exe /c" and removing one pair of quotation marks (in my original post, you can see that I had two sets of quotation marks around the filepath), I was able to get the results I was looking for when manually triggering the Scheduled Task (i.e., TestComplete opened and started performing the test cases I had set in the execution plan). I'm going to let the Task Scheduler run 'naturally' to verify that everything works when I'm not manually triggering it, but what I've seen so far looks very promising.
