WinScheduler allows you to schedule various tasks to run at specific times.

You can define your tasks to run every minute, hour, day, week, or month, or simply once, and use the following events to start a task: a particular window has been opened, activated, deactivated, or closed; a file has been created, deleted, modified, or compared to another one in terms of size; a directory has been created or deleted; your computer has been idle for a specific period of time; and on Windows Shutdown.

As for the actual tasks, you can simply launch an executable, or write a script for different tasks using the built-in macro language, which supports file, FTP, system, date, time, keyboard, mouse, and Clipboard management functions.

WinScheduler also features the ability to set an unlimited number of items; copy-and-paste and drag-and-drop capabilities; network and multi-user support; lock mode and password protection; import and export functions; search capabilities; and helpful wizards.

• WinScheduler 6.24
  The WinScheduler allows user to create macros working in all Windows applications and schedule them to run (repetitively) at defined time or when a specific event occurs