task not resettignsays i hit limit

eunece bell 0 Reputation points
2026-05-24T22:09:30.5666667+00:00

task is not resetting says i hit limit and wait til friday. but its been 2 fridays

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    2026-05-24T22:09:41.14+00:00

    The behavior described matches a quota or limit that must naturally reset after a waiting period (for example, daily or weekly limits on tasks, scheduled jobs, or account actions). When the system says to “wait until Friday” but the limit is still hit after two Fridays, it indicates the limit isn’t resetting as expected and requires support intervention.

    From the provided information, there are several Microsoft services where limits behave this way:

    • Windows Task Scheduler can hit engine/queue quotas and then block new tasks until configuration is changed.
    • Business Central online has per‑user scheduled task concurrency limits.
    • Various consumer services (account recovery, Outlook sign‑in, Rewards, IoT hubs, etc.) enforce daily or periodic limits that only Microsoft support can review or adjust.

    Because the question does not specify which product or service is showing the “wait til Friday” message, and the reset has already failed twice, the next step is to contact that product’s official support channel and request an escalation, explaining clearly:

    • The exact message text including “wait til Friday”
    • The dates of at least the last two Fridays when the limit should have reset
    • The account, environment, or tenant where the task is running
    • Any screenshots or logs showing the limit condition

    If this is related to scheduled tasks or quotas in a Microsoft business product (for example, Business Central scheduled tasks or Windows Task Scheduler), support can verify whether:

    • A hard quota has been reached and needs configuration changes (for example, increasing queue or engine limits), or
    • There is a backend/account‑level issue where the reset job is not running correctly.

    Until support confirms and corrects the backend or configuration, the “wait til Friday” message will continue to appear even after the expected reset day.

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