RE: Task Scheduler corrupt?

If you look at your posting, you will see that the details which you thought
you had inserted do not show up. You may have to hand-type whet they say.

"David Keetch" wrote:

> Whenever I open up the Task Scheduler, I get the following pop up windows
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> then, after clicking on the OK button, followed by
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> Everything seems to work OK and programmed things happen when they should as far as I can tell. I don't use Windows Media Centre very much as I do not have a TV tuner installed but otherwise it seems to work. No idea what the "Reminders - David" are - must be something I tried a while ago.
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> Does anyone have any suggestions how to put these right? I have a Dell desktop with OEM Vista Home Premium
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Hi Tony UK

When I look at my posting the pictures DO show up (I am viewing in Windows
Mail).

But the first one says "The task image is corrupt or has been tampered
with.mcupdate" and there is a button marked "OK" and nothing else.

And the second one is similar and says "The task image is corrupt or has
been tampered with.Reminders - David"

I have launched Task Scheduler for the first time today and I have received
the same error message as David's (i.e. .mcupdate). Apart from this,
programs appear to be working as scheduled. Any suggestions?

"David Keetch" wrote:

> Hi Tony UK
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> When I look at my posting the pictures DO show up (I am viewing in Windows
> Mail).
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> But the first one says "The task image is corrupt or has been tampered
> with.mcupdate" and there is a button marked "OK" and nothing else.
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> And the second one is similar and says "The task image is corrupt or has
> been tampered with.Reminders - David"
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I solved my problems by doing a Google search for the words.

I then used windows explorer to navigate to

C:/Windows/System32/Tasks/Microsoft/Windows/Media Centre

and deleted mcupdate.

I don't know why this task was not visible in Task Scheduler but the above
procedure seems to have worked.

David

Many thanks David, that's done the trick.

"David Keetch" wrote:

> I solved my problems by doing a Google search for the words.
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> I then used windows explorer to navigate to
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> C:/Windows/System32/Tasks/Microsoft/Windows/Media Centre
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> and deleted mcupdate.
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> I don't know why this task was not visible in Task Scheduler but the above
> procedure seems to have worked.
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> David
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