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Started today. I had to restore my computer to a certain save point.
Task Scheduler not running
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New #13
Well, I restored to about a week ago and I still have the problem. Is there anything else I can do?
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New #14
Lets see if it caused by a conflict.
Do a clean boot. If it works follow the directions. If it does not work, just restore everything
How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7
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New #15
If the above does not work
Type Regedit in search
Hkey Local Machine
system
current control set
Change start to 2
reboot
I did not want to give you this information, it is the registry. It will work, but you screw this up you screwed the computer. Start with a system restore point so you can go back. Also back up registry first.
Registry - Backup and Restore
It is not hard to do, but if you do it wrong, your computer will have problems.
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New #16
Hm I don't see a start. Where do I put the 2 in exactly?
Do I put it in systemstartoption ?
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New #17
Ok nevermind I found it. I rebooted my computer and I still can't get the thing started.
I actually didn't see a start, but there is a (default) type REG_SZ which is what I changed.
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New #18
You put your cursor on schedule and you will see start. (redgdword)
Put the old change back to where it was.
If you do it right, it should work. The reg is the brain of the computer. If it does not work, I exhausted my ideas.
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New #19
Hm, I don't see schedule
All I see CurrentControlSet when I double click are the subfolders
Control
Enum
Hardware profiles
Policies
Services
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New #20
Click on services
you will then see schedule, put cursor on it
On right panel, you change the numberfor start
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