Batch script with powershell command (run from task scheduler) - powershell

Question

I am using a batch script with a powershell command.
cutout:
FOR /F "usebackq delims=" %%v IN (`powershell -noprofile -executionpolicy bypass "& { (Get-Date).AddDays(-1).DayOfYear }"`) DO set "DayOfYear=00%%v"
set DayOfYear=%DayOfYear:~-3%
set rinex_dest=E:\02_RINEX\%GNSSWEEK%\%DayOfYear%\
set rinex_dest_extern=E:\02_RINEX\%GNSSWEEK%\%DayOfYear%\extern\
IF NOT EXIST (mkdir %rinex_dest%)
IF NOT EXIST (mkdir %rinex_dest_extern%)
CD %rinex_dest%
set temp_unzip=%rinex_dest%temp_unzip\
set temp_nw=%rinex_dest%temp_nw\
set temp_extern=%rinex_dest%temp_extern\
mkdir %temp_unzip%
mkdir %temp_nw%
mkdir %temp_extern%
7z.exe e Y:\data\%Year%\%Month%\%Day%\*.zip -o%temp_unzip% *_MO.rnx -r
FOR %%i IN (%NWStationen%) DO MOVE %temp_unzip%%%i00DEU_S_%Year%%DayOfYear%*_MO.rnx %temp_nw%
FOR %%h IN (%externeStationen%) DO MOVE %temp_unzip%%%h_S_%Year%%DayOfYear%*_MO.rnx %temp_extern%
rmdir /Q /S %temp_unzip%
This works fine for me, if i run the the batchfile.
But now i try to implement the batchfile in the task scheduler (on Win Server 2019).
The batchfile runs, but the powershell command doesn`t work.
The Action in task scheduler is:
"Start program" C:\Windows\System32\CMD.exe /c"PatchtoScript\Script.bat"
Any suggestions to solve the problem?
Thank You!