IMPORTANT – Close and Re-Open Task Scheduler. Once you have determined which files exist in the File Folder but do not exist in the Task Scheduler folder, delete those files. Once Task Scheduler encounters this error it will no longer display tasks so it makes the job of getting the two in sync a little more difficult. Some tasks will only have a single file in explorer, or, in one case I had 2 and the first was missing. Open Windows Explorer and navigate to the tasks file folder ( %systemroot%\system32\Tasks\Microsoft\Windows ) and find the folder which corresponds to the folder in which you received the error.įor some tasks, you will be able to determine which files need to be deleted by comparing the list in the Task Scheduler with the list of files in Explorer. This folder contains files that are not in sync with the task scheduler.
Make a note of the number of times you are prompted with the the selected task “” error. It may seem like you are receiving the same error over and over, but this is really due to the number of tasks which are broken. Open Task Scheduler and click OK when prompted with the error. Method 2: Locate in the task scheduler the corrupt task and delete it from the task file folder To do so, you will need to compare both the registry and the task folder. However, if you have several tasks, and you would like to avoid losing them, then you might need to determine which task is causing the conflict. Select Add a User without a Microsoft Account and input your information. If you wish to have a Local account:Ĭlick on I don’t have this person sign in information. If you are looking to have a Microsoft account linked to your E-Mail, input your E-Mail. Go to Family & other users, click Add someone else to this PC. Go to Action center and click All Settings and go to Accounts
The easiest way would be to create a new account, since it will delete all tasks. To resolve this issue, we need to either delete all of the tasks, or locate the corrupt one and delete it.
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