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Repairing Windows XP Scheduled Tasks Manager is quite simple. You may need your Windows XP Installation CD for the following procedure. Administrative privileges are required to perform the solution.

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To help you automate this type of restart operation, Microsoft Windows XP comes with a command-line utility called Shutdown.exe, which can restart your system. To make this happen automatically, you can configure it to run at a specified time with the Scheduled Tasks tool. Here's how: Go to Control Panel. Failing those, you could try an in-place upgrade repair install: However this suggests this will not fix it: Task Scheduler issue - Windows 10 Forums - leaving you with clean install. In-place repair install: Precede it with this in case sthg has happened to your file system: Windows key + X, click command prompt (admin) chkdsk C: /F.

Manual Steps Using INF File

1. Click the START button to open the Start Menu.
2. Click Run… to open the Run dialog box.
3. Type:

   %windir%inf
   

4. Press ENTER on your keyboard.

   NOTE

   Windows Explorer should open at %windir%inf. Typically, the located is C:WindowsINF.

5. Locate and select mstask.inf.
6. Right-click mstask.inf to select Install.
7. If prompted for your Windows XP CD then insert the Windows XP CD into your CD / DVD Drive.
8. Reboot the computer if prompted to do so.

Manual Steps Using Command Line

1. Click the START button to open the Start Menu.
2. Click Run… to open the Run dialog box.
3. Type:

   cmd.exe

4. Press ENTER on your keyboard.
5. Type:

   rundll32 syssetup,SetupInfObjectInstallAction DefaultInstall 128 .mstask.inf
   

6. If prompted for your Windows XP CD then insert the Windows XP CD into your CD / DVD Drive.
7. Reboot the computer if prompted to do so.

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Platforms Tested

• Microsoft Windows XP Editions

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Edited: May 11, 2012