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Error 0x800710E0: Operator or Administrator has refused request

Posted on 18/04/202008/05/2025 Christian By Christian No Comments on Error 0x800710E0: Operator or Administrator has refused request
Error 0x800710E0

In this article, we shall discuss how to fix ‘Error 0x800710E0: Operator or Administrator has refused request”. Here is a brief overview of what a Task Scheduler is. A Task Scheduler enables you to automatically perform routine tasks on a chosen server. Task Scheduler does this by monitoring whatever trigger you choose and then execute the tasks when those criteria are met. This this understanding, let’s dive into the following errors below. Please see how to “Allow RDP access for non administrators: Add User to Remote Desktop Users Group in Active Directory“, and how to “Fix Failed to connect to Veeam Backup and Replication Server“.

The operator or administrator has refused the request (Error 0x800710E0). Also, see how to Fix Fatal Git Error Refusing to Merge Unrelated Histories, and how to "to run apps as an administrator on Windows 10 and Windows 11".

Oftentimes, this error, as stated below, is a result of permission issues. See how a scheduled task is created. Error 0x800710E0 often indicates the operator or administrator has refused the request due to these issues.

Fix Error 0x800710E0

To resolve this issue, ensure the permission associated with the task.

  • This can happen. If you change the password of your computer account.
  • The domain name disappears upon reboot etc.
  • Tasks created with an administrator or system account needs to run with administrators privileges. Accounts without any elevated privileges, these tasks cannot run.
  • Verify if the power options is enabled. If your computer is not running plugged into a power source, you are likely to get this error, unless of course this setting is changed.

For more information, take a look at the image here under the “condition tab” for more information.

Below are some points to note when configuring the TaskScheduler security to avoid Error 0x800710E0.

When creating a task, under the Security options, ensure the right User Account is selected or spelled correctly. Click the Change User or Group button to assign the task to the right user or group.

Creating an administrator has refused the request task with an administrator or System user account may not work on a normal user account.

Enable the option: Run whether the user is logged on or not if you want the task to run at all times without encountering Error 0x800710E0 issues.

When you select the Run with highest privileges option, make the user to which the task runs has the privileges to run it and avoid the request being refused by the operator or administrator.

For a similar error with the same code, see “Windows Admin Center Error: Scheduled task status prompts error 0x800710E0“. Also, see

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