In the car waiting for the wife to get our chippy dinner

Classic Ferrari worth millions stolen on test drive

An opportunistic car "collector" used a test drive to make off with a Ferrari worth €2m (£1.7m; $2.2m).

The suspect had expressed interest in buying a 1985 Ferrari 288 GTO, police in the German city of Düsseldorf say.
He turned up by taxi to the dealership and two hours later, on a test drive, it was time to swap drivers.
But when the seller stepped out of the car, the would-be buyer quickly hit the accelerator and vanished. The car was later found in a garage.

Feeling a bit sick

@Dashrender said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

20H1

Think that's on the "Fast Ring" i've opted for the "Slow" for now. Might change to the latest towards the end of the week depending how the next few days go.

*Already changed to Fast Ring. So i can try Windows Sandbox

@Dashrender signed up for the insiders program. Though i would give it a whirl before the masses at work get it.

Just updated my windows box to 1903

Can you run the bat file from a command prompt to see if its running and failing somewhere.

Have you tried a very simple script/bat file?

something that pops a message on the screen? worth checking it's running stuff from the folder.

is it in the users "Start-up" folder or system start-up?