Vista task scheduler corrupt

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Solved: Task Scheduler "corrupt or tampered with" error messages. Thread starter lagunasrfr Start date Jan 29, Status This thread has been Locked and is not open to further replies.

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Watch our Welcome Guide to learn how to use this site. Joined Feb 13, Messages I get a number of these "task is corrupt or been tampered with" error messages when loading Task Scheduler. I get the message and error code of 0x I get the error message when running Control Panel System Protection Restore points are created ok by Windows Update and other installer programs.

I get "corrupt" message and error code of 0x when trying to run. I have a clean system no viruses and am kind of stumped as to why these errors are occuring. I'm surprised there are not more complaints about this problem.

If you review the above links you will see that MS Security Update KB about December 15, caused problems in Task Scheduler, giving false errors "corrupt or tampered with files.

I chose to uninstall KB My initial post explained that I could not manually create a system restore point drilling down from the System item in the control panel. My McAfee scheduled scans are not running because the Task Scheduler image is corrupt.

I have now deleted the UFS task, but have not completed the repair. Can you help please? Thursday, August 25, PM. Hi, Which forum are you refering to? This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread.

On my computer, the key at:. But none of my attempted "fixes" corrects the problem. I've read about five dozen online tech board entrees about this, and still can't figure it out; and I've been on the phone with Microsoft three times, and they, too, are clueless about it. Meantime, I don't have any System Restore Points from before the problem began. Ordinarily, I'd just reinstall Task Scheduler from a distribution disk -- or from my wife's computer, which also runs Windows 7 Professional -- but Task Scheduler isn't a stand-alone file that can be copied -- it's a "snap-in" for the Microsoft Management Console MMC.

So I don't know how to replace it. Finally -- if it's any clue -- the problem seemed to have started around the time I installed Microsoft Security Essentials which I have since removed , which was also the time I backed up my entire computer onto an external drive.

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No Proxy Server is set. Software Loopback Interface 1 DLL [] Microsoft Corp. Details: The content index catalog is corrupt. The service will attempt to automatically correct this problem by rebuilding the index. Details: The content index database is corrupt. Context: Windows Application Details: The content index database is corrupt.

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The following corrective action will be taken in milliseconds: Restart the service. Signature version: 0. It has done this 2 time s. Date: Leawo Video Converter version 5. Adobe After Effects 7. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Windows Vista Applications. For compatibility of 3rd party applications, use the ACT forum. Sign in to vote. When I launch the task scheduler I receive the following error message. The task image is corrupt or has been tampered with.

Thanks Don. Wednesday, September 3, AM. DHallacy wrote: When I launch the task scheduler I receive the following error message. Wednesday, September 3, PM. Exit the Task Scheduler. Click 'Continue' on the UAC prompt. Hope this helps. Proposed as answer by stevala Sunday, September 19, AM. Wednesday, September 24, PM. Jon That's great, I'm glad this helped. Have fun. Ronnie, Are you able to help?

I have had an issue under windows SP2 where tasks I have created have become corrupt.