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Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The following table describes the hidden scheduled tasks in a default installation of Windows Vista. The Windows Diagnostic Infrastructure Resolution host enables interactive resolutions for system problems that are detected by the Diagnostic Policy Service.
This scheduled task also runs every hour after you start the computer. This scheduled task reviews Group Policy for changes that are related to Remote Assistance. This scheduled task runs the Raserver. The Mcupdate scheduled task downloads the following data packages. Directory Service: The Directory Service package lists the packages that are available in a region. The Directory Service package also provides information about how to obtain packages, about how frequently to download packages, and about when to download packages.
When a user logs on to a user account, the scheduled tasks in the SideShow folder determine whether a Windows SideShow-enabled device is connected to the computer. If a Windows SideShow-enabled device is not connected to the computer, the scheduled task immediately exits.
If a Windows SideShow-enabled device is connected to the computer, these tasks perform the specified functions to make sure that the Windows SideShow-enabled device works correctly. The CrawlStartPages task determines whether any locations that are not notification based must be indexed.
If you have not added a location in the Indexing Options item, this task will start and then be completed immediately. However, on hard disk drives that use the FAT file system or on other locations that are not notification based, the file timestamps must be verified against the index to determine whether the file must be indexed again. This task changes the startup type for the UPnP Host service from "manual" to "automatic" when the service is needed.
Jesu li ove informacije bile korisne? Da Ne. Hvala vam! Slike su pomogle. Nije podudarno s mojim zaslonom. Nema dovoljno informacija. Update Modify the settings of an existing scheduled task for users or computers. Note All text fields accept preference processing variables. Name Type a name for the task. Description Type a description of the task. Security options Configure the security context under which the task is run. If the preference item is part of User Configuration , by default the task is run in the security context of the logged-on user.
Unless you provide credentials, the task is run only if the user is logged on to the computer, but can continue after the user logs off. To run a task under the security context of a specified account regardless of whether that account is logged on , click Change User or Group , enter credentials for the account, and then click Run whether user is logged on or not.
Hidden Configure whether the task is hidden by default. Configure for For computers that are running Windows Server R2, Windows 7, Windows Server , or Windows Vista, you can restrict the options displayed to those that are also available in previous operating systems.
Configure any optional scheduling settings desired: To configure a daily, weekly, or monthly task to run only during a specific range of dates, click the New button, specify the frequency, enter a Start date, select the Expire check box, and enter an End date. To run the task more frequently than daily, click the New button, select Repeat task every , and configure the frequency and end time or duration. Select the Enabled check box so that the task can run. To configure a trigger without letting it run, clear this check box.
Add arguments optional Type any command-line arguments required. Start in optional To specify the working directory for the command being run typically to ensure the correct resolution of any relative file names , type the working directory used when the task is run. Additional considerations You can use item-level targeting to change the scope of preference items. This scheduled task also runs one time when you install Windows Vista if a language pack that cannot be used is included.
For example, this task removes language packs that are not needed when you install Windows Vista Home Basic. The Lpremove. This scheduled task runs when you start the computer and after you modify the scheduled task. This scheduled task helps manage digital identities such as certificates, keys, and credentials for users and for the computer. This scheduled task also enables enrollment, roaming, and other services.
This scheduled task runs when you log on to a user account and after you modify the scheduled task. This scheduled task runs when a user connects or disconnects. This scheduled task also runs when a user locks or unlocks the computer to manage digital identities. This scheduled task manages certificates, keys, and credentials for users and for the computer.
This scheduled task enables enrollment, roaming, and other services. This scheduled task runs the Wsqmcons. This scheduled task also runs the Wsqmcons. This program collects and sends usage data to Microsoft.
The Wsqmcons. This command line starts the EhPrivjob. The EhPrivjob. If the program finds a new digital cable tuner, it registers the tuner and makes sure that the Digital Cable Receiver Device exception is configured in the Windows Firewall.
This scheduled task starts programs that are configured for Windows HotStart. This scheduled task starts the Microsoft Transient Multi-Monitor Manager when a user logs on to a Windows user account.
This scheduled task may also run when an event 18 message is detected. This scheduled task runs the rundll32 ndfapi.
This scheduled task informs the user of an IP address conflict. This scheduled task runs the runddl32 ndfapi. This scheduled task also runs every 30 hours to process Windows Error Reporting data.
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