schtask.exe problem in Vista

Hi folks,

I have a PC that is giving me an error. When I shut it down, I have a
window pop up that says something like "schtask.exe - this application
failed to initialize properly". I saw another thread in the forums here
about the same/similar issue, and the reply to the poster was to check
the logs, etc. What exactly should I be looking for? Is there a known
fix for this issue?

Thanks,
Guy


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says something like ? What does it say as per Verbatim

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"NotBornYesterday" <> wrote in
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>
> Hi folks,
>
> I have a PC that is giving me an error. When I shut it down, I have a
> window pop up that says something like "schtask.exe - this application
> failed to initialize properly". I saw another thread in the forums here
> about the same/similar issue, and the reply to the poster was to check
> the logs, etc. What exactly should I be looking for? Is there a known
> fix for this issue?
>
> Thanks,
> Guy
>
>
> --
> NotBornYesterday
> Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com
>

"NotBornYesterday" <>
wrote in message news:...
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I have a PC that is giving me an error. When I shut it down, I have a
> window pop up that says something like "schtask.exe - this application
> failed to initialize properly". I saw another thread in the forums here
> about the same/similar issue, and the reply to the poster was to check
> the logs, etc. What exactly should I be looking for? Is there a known
> fix for this issue?
>


Well 'schtasks.exe' is to do with scheduling tasks for Task Scheduler from
the command line.

'Schtask.exe' would probably be a virus - so the spelling is important, as
would the full error message in providing clues.

Also try and work out when the issue occurs - startup, running a particular
application, randomly etc

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"Jon" <> wrote in message
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> Also try and work out when the issue occurs - startup, running a
> particular application, randomly etc
>


Ok ignore that final portion. I missed the 'When I shut it down' bit

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Jon