I'm having problems running a script through the schedule task.  It runs fine when I run it manually through PS or if I start the Task manually from the Task Scheduler window.  However, if I logoff the machine, the script runs but it doesn't seem to evaluate a "if" logic conditional properly. 

Specifically i'm evaluating the following:

If (test-path \\uncname\folder\*zip)
{

}
else
{
 
}

When I run it unattended through the Scheduled Tasks, it always evaluates false and executes whatever is in the else field. 

I've checked the Task Scheduler account that is running the script.  I'm using the same account either running it manually or unattended.

Any ideas on how to troubleshoot?

I was unable to perform a copy-item cmdlet with that UNC via unattended schedule task.  Also, i found out that  the UNC I'm trying to get at is a FTP server that is not part of our domain.  (Just to check, I was able to verify that I can check for this existence of a file, and copy it from computers that are a part of our domain through an unattended schedule task job.)  The FTP server is a Windows 2003 box, I can map a drive to it, etc...  And the script still works when I run it directly, just not when it's an unattended scheduled task.

So it still looks like the other variable is figuring what's going on with computers not part of the domain.  Some kind of security issue at play that I'm not aware of yet...

I wasn't able to figure it out.  However, i did use the net use hack to get by.  Thanks for the help and suggestions.

Shay,
The server is Windows 2003.  The copy test will not work either.  I'd probably have to map a drive, pass authentication and then I can probably copy.