Cannot reschedule report in queue manager

I'm running Report Server 9.0.4 on iAS (on Windows 2003). After scheduling a periodic job using rwclient.exe I'm trying to use Queue Manager from my XP machine to reschedule the job to run immediately using the orcladmin credentials.
I click on menu Job->Reschedule, select Immediate, and hit ok. I then get the following error message:
"The job could not be rescheduled. The job may already be running."
How do I fix this?
TIA.
Ingo Peters

Hi,
Thansk for the immediate reply, But unfortunately ias_admin is not the admin user because we have tried it and one more thing i would like to add th at we have a file base repository set in the environment of report servers.
Now any one have another answer? or can any one give me the file name where i can find the user name and password.
Thanks,
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