Queck and dirty solution is to just remove the exit command (though then you better add close command to close the connection).

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Or execute WinSCP via cmd and add pause, like:

But in Task Scheduler, you will separate cmd and the rest (the way you probably currently separate WinSCP and its parameters).

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Or in case you actually execute WinSCP via a batch file, add pause command to it.

Been using a simple script to automate a nightly download.

Would like for the WinSCP window to remain open so I can see any failures that might have occurred.

I don't see a "pause" command in the docs. What can I add to the script that will keep the window open, or add to the Win10 task scheduler command (command line switch)?