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My TTPlayer installation path is: D:\Program Files\TTPlayer\TTPlayer.exe. Today is the 28th, and I want a DOS command using AT to start TTPlayer at 6 a.m. on the 29th. It would be best not to use the "/every:29" parameter.

Thanks for the advice~

The at command can't be precise to a certain day, it can only be precise to the time. Use Task Scheduler instead.

I used the AT command before. When I checked the command in cmd, I found that the date was written as: "tomorrow", but I don't remember how I wrote the AT command at the time. I remember very clearly that the date shown on the command line was: "tomorrow". That's really strange~ Later on I tried many times and it still didn't work. Only using the "/every:29" parameter works. Maybe there's something wrong with my system~ Thanks~

The OP can use this command to achieve this function
schtasks
Usage is as follows:
(schtasks /create /tn a /tr "D:\Program Files\TTPlayer\TTPlayer.exe" /sc once /sd "2007/03/29" /st 06:00:00)