Reliability Monitor

[brianzion]

i have just realized that the Reliability Monitor has stopped updating on my machine i have looked at the settings but it looks ok what is the best way to reset it and get it up and running again?

 

[Orbital Shark]

Hi,

This might help


OS

 

[Bill2]

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/20779-reliability-monitor-reset.html?ltr=R

 

[brianzion]

thanks i just remembered i used this about the last time it updated(15/10/10) so maybe i done it wrong thanks for reminding me!!!! i will try again

 

[brianzion]

i re-done it with brinks http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/20779-reliability-monitor-reset.html

so i will wait and see thanks again you reminded me!!!

 

[brianzion]

well nothing is being updated here in the monitor? i followed the instructions to empty it?

 

[Bill2]

Check under the Task Scheduler/RAC if the the History Tab is showing disabled. If it is, click the "enable history" option.

 

[brianzion]

Check under the Task Scheduler/RAC if the the History Tab is showing disabled. If it is, click the "enable history" option.

i am wishing i have not done it now and left the monitor alone it seems im not the only one with this problem and the answer from the creator of doing the clearing out reliability monitor (no offence brink) is system restore great, i hate restore

 

[brianzion]

i got this back brink lets see if it updates

 

[Brink]

It should now.

 

[brianzion]

Check under the Task Scheduler/RAC if the the History Tab is showing disabled. If it is, click the "enable history" option.

EMPTY???????????

 

[Brink]

Brian,



Here's a exported copy of the RacTask task from my system below in a ZIP file that you can use to restore it on yours.

• Download the ZIP to your desktop.
• Extract the RacTask.xml file from within the ZIP
• Right click on the RacTask.xml , click on the General tab, and click on Unblock (if there).
• In Task Scheduler, right click on the RAC folder you have in the left pane of your screenshot above, and click on Import Task.
• Select the RacTask.xml file and click on Open.
• Click on OK.
• It should now be imported.

 

[brianzion]

Brian,


Here's a exported copy of the RacTask task from my system below in a ZIP file that you can use to restore it on yours.

• Download the ZIP to your desktop.
• Extract the RacTask.xml file from within the ZIP
• Right click on the RacTask.xml , click on the General tab, and click on Unblock (if there).
• In Task Scheduler, right click on the RAC folder you have in the left pane of your screenshot above, and click on Import Task.
• Select the RacTask.xml file and click on Open.
• Click on OK.
• It should now be imported.

thanks brink you are a star i mean it i let you no how i get on

 

[brianzion]

i click on the RacTask.xml to import and nothing happens?

 

[Brink]

Did you do it from within Task Scheduler, and click on Open after selecting RacTask.xml?

 

[brianzion]

i am in the task scheduler in the ras like my screen shot in other post?

 

[Brink]

Sorry, I left out the click on OK part.

• Download the ZIP to your desktop.
• Extract the RacTask.xml file from within the ZIP
• Right click on the RacTask.xml , click on the General tab, and click on Unblock (if there).
• In Task Scheduler, right click on the RAC folder you have in the left pane of your screenshot above, and click on Import Task.
• Select the RacTask.xml file and click on Open.
• Click on OK.
• It should now be imported.

 

[brianzion]

i cant run task scheduler in sevices its greyed out in properties? i try to import the file but windows says task scheduler is not running so i went to the library to see if i could make a dummy task and the same reply from windows? task scheduler not running

 

[brianzion]

i can do it from within the library ? after forcing windows to open the library its all gone a bit strange ?
the screen shot is when i try and click on the main task scheduler in left pane
the left pic shows first then the right pic next? hope i am clear enough?

reg keys i bet not right

 

[Brink]

Restart the computer to see if that may get the service working properly, then see if you may be able to import the task afterwards in the RAC library.

If not, then you might consider a repair install since there seems to be more issues going on than this.