Task Scheduler Has 40 Tasks Scheduled?
Nov 27, 2010I took a look and seen 40 scheduled tasks. Just wondering if any are over kill. I see defrag in there as well.
Its as installed Windows 7 Pro x64.
I took a look and seen 40 scheduled tasks. Just wondering if any are over kill. I see defrag in there as well.
Its as installed Windows 7 Pro x64.
Is there a way to rename tasks in Task Scheduler? Also, where does Win 7 Pro x64 store the task jobs?
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programme a task scheduler to kill a programme at a specific time on wwwin7 other that using softwares like kill task
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When I start task scheduler I first get this error and than no matter what folder I click the error pops up again. After this 2nd error it doesn't pop up anymore but all the folders show up empty.
Tried fixes:
Emptying all task folders in C:WindowsSystem32Tasks Download Fix My Task Scheduler 1.0 Free - Repair all Task Scheduler errors - Softpedia
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Programs believed to cause this issue:
CCleaner
Defraggler
Sadly I have both
it causes some programs to not boot correctly. Like MSIafterburner gives an error, so I have to go to the config settings of MSIafterburner because it tries to boot using the taskscheduler really weird I know :/
How do run scheduled task when pc is off?
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1. Task registration deleted
2. Task registered
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