Automatically resuming a Workflow after a reboot with Windows 7

Has anyone gotten this to work?Basically I am creating a PowerShell workflow that requires a reboot and I want it to automatically resume the workflow upon logging in.From what I've read, this can be done by creating a scheduled task that runs the following powershell command:Textipmo psworkflow; get-job -state suspended | resume-jobHowever I have not been able to get it to work. I even tried creating a batch file and placing it in the startup folder that essentially does the same thing. Is there a different way this can be accomplished or am I doing something wrong? It seems to me that it isn't working because the command is being called by a system account and loses the context of the workflow under the user account that created it.
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