Can I run Mil Shield from command line, from Task Scheduler or from a batch script?
Yes, you can. There is a command-line utility (ShieldAgent.exe) that starts a silent cleanup (without any user interface or user interaction). You can run ShieldAgent.exe from command line, from Windows Task Scheduler, from batch scripts, from backup programs, etc. ShieldAgent.exe is very useful in the following cases: Making scheduled backups. When a system backup is made automatically then you can include call to ShieldAgent.exe in your backup script (or alternatively you can schedule ShieldAgent.exe to run before the backup begins). Cleaning many computers after user activity. In the computer classrooms or Internet clubs the controlled environment is desirable but hard to achieve. You can schedule a cleanup once a day (or when the current course ends) using ShieldAgent.exe. This will ensure that the computer environment of the new users don’t have any tracks left from the previous group of users (or students). Remote cleaning of computer tracks. Because ShieldAgent.exe command-line
