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Run Laravel Scheduled Tasks on Windows

The following are instructions for running scheduled tasks defined in a Laravel project on Windows. The Laravel documentation provides instructions for running scheduled tasks using cron jobs on Linux systems. However, cron jobs are not available on Windows. The built-in Windows Task Scheduler can be used to run scheduled tasks instead.

Create a Scheduled Task

Open Task Scheduler
Select Create Task...
Give the task a name and description
To run the task in the background, select Run whether the user is logged on or not and check the Hidden checkbox.

Deploying a Laravel app on Windows using IIS

Install IIS

Open Server Manager: Start the Server Manager from the Start menu or taskbar.
Add Roles and Features: Click on "Manage" in the top right corner of the Server Manager, then select "Add Roles and Features".
Role-based or Feature-based Installation: Choose "Role-based or feature-based installation" and click "Next".
Select the Server: Select the server on which you want to install IIS and click "Next".
Select Server Roles: In the roles list, check the box next to "Web Server (IIS)". This action will prompt you to add features that are required for Web Server (IIS); accept these by clicking "Add Features".
Features: No additional features are required at this point, so you can click "Next".

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