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If you frequently use the Task Scheduler in Windows 10/8/7 to perform automated tasks, but an error message <The task selected {0} no longer exists, To view the current tasks, click Refresh >, you must perform the following steps to resolve the problem. If you click the Refresh button in the Action menu (16), the same error message appears again.

The selected task {0} no longer exists

Before you make changes to your system, you must create a system restore point or back up your registry files. After you do, go on.

1] Repair task scheduler by removing damaged tasks

This is very important as a damaged file can cause a big problem. To remove a corrupted task or other task from the task scheduler, you must use the registry editor help if you cannot use the task scheduler interface. Press Win + R, type regedit and press Enter. Then navigate to the next path

ComputerHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionScheduleTaskCacheTree

Here you will find all tasks currently defined in the task scheduler. Since you don’t know which one is damaged, you should try deleting the last one in the task scheduler. You must write down the ID before you delete it. To get the ID, select the task you want to delete, double-click the string Id String on the right and copy it to Notepad.

Right-click the task name and delete it.

Then delete the same GUID (Id, which you have already copied) from the following folders : – – the following folders

 ComputerHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionScheduleTaskCacheBoot

ComputerHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionScheduleTaskCacheLogon

ComputerHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMsoftWAREMicroWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionScheduleTaskCacheMaintenance

ComputerHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionScheduleTaskCachePlain

ComputerHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionScheduleTaskCacheTasks read more

If you try to restore a Windows system image and the operation fails, you may receive an error message – The system image restoration failed. The cause could be mentioned:

The setting is incorrect (0x80070057)

or it could be specified as

(1)Windows cannot restore a system image on a computer with a different firmware. The system image was created on a computer with BIOS and this computer uses EFI(2)0x80070057

Sometimes you may prefer earlier versions of your system image settings, but it seems to be a bridge that you burned. An incompatible file system format or a corrupted image file could be the probable reason. Don’t worry, you can still get it back. Let’s try simpler ways that often help solve this problem. read more

If you receive a blue screen with error APC_INDEX_MISMATCH after upgrading an older version to Windows 10, this message contains some suggestions that can help you identify and correct the shutdown error. The error message can also be accompanied by error codes 0x000000001, 0xC6869B62, 0x97503177 or 0x02A7DA8A.

APC_INDEX_MISMATCH

This BSOD error message appears mainly if you have incompatible hardware or drivers. To be more specific, display drivers and audio drivers cause such a problem under Windows 10, note the name of the failed file. The image above shows – win32kfull.sys. This will help you identify the driver and correct other errors. read more

Clicking the network icon in the Windows 10 taskbar allows you to view multiple WiFi networks in neighboring regions as well as your own. If you find this display overloaded and want to hide wireless networks that are not yours, you can easily do so with the netsh command. In this post, let’s see how you can prevent your neighbor’s Wi-Fi network from appearing on your Windows 10/8/7 computer. read more

If you receive error messages such as 87, 112, 11, 50, 2, 3, 87, 1726, 1393, 0x800f081f when using the built-in Windows 10 DISM tool, these general troubleshooting suggestions may help.

If a Windows image becomes unusable, you can use the DISM (Deployment Imaging and Servicing Management) tool to update the files and resolve the problem. In case of system inconsistencies and damage, corrupted Windows update files, etc., you can run the DISM tool with the available switches. But if the attempt fails, you may need to find out why it happened. Such errors usually occur when you use parameter /restorehealth – but they can also occur with other parameters. read more

If your Windows 10 sticky notes crash frequently or stop working, you can try resetting them, reinstalling them, running Windows application troubleshooting, or disabling the Insights feature to see if this helps you solve the problem. These suggestions will also help you if Sticky Notes does not display or open on your Windows 10 PC.

Sticky notes crash

Reset sticky notes

The first thing you want to do is reset the sticky notes and see them. To reset Windows 10 sticky notes, open Settings > Applications > Sticky Notes > Advanced Options. Press button Reset. The application is reset to its default value and all data in the application is also deleted. read more

If you try to reorganize files and subfolders in Windows Explorer 10/8/7, you will notice that the operating system does not allow it. If you want to disable automatic folder layout with a single click and allow users to manually organize files in a folder, you are in the right place.

Disable automatic arrangement in a folder

When I look for a way to do it, I can get this message on Microsoft Answers. Here I found a link to an article on unawave.de, which shows me the way.

You even created a batch file that automates the whole process.

Although the file seems to have been created for Windows 7, I tried it on my Windows 10 v1709 PC and it worked well. So I think it should work under Windows 8.1/8. read more

If you are suddenly confronted with the slowness of your Windows PC and you suspect a hardware or driver problem, you must open the Device Manager. If you see a message in the Device Properties field – The driver for this device may be corrupt or your system is running out of memory or other resources. (Code 3), here are some basic things you can do to correct this error message.

This device driver may be damaged or your system may have too little memory or other resources

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1] Some applications close

This particular problem occurs when you have little memory available and several applications open at the same time. In this case, close some open applications to free up resources. One thing you can check before you close an application. You can open the Task Manager and check whether your system is using high resources or not. If this is the case, start closing some applications depending on their use. You can simply select the program, right-click and click the Complete Task button . read more

This article shows you how to automatically start or open UWP or Windows Store Apps each time you start or start Windows 10. Most of us know how to run programs at startup, but few of us know how to get Windows 10 to start Windows Store applications at startup.

Open Windows Store applications at startup

The procedure is quite simple. First open the File Explorer and add the following to the address bar and press Enter to open the Applications folder :

shell:appsfolder

Then open another instance of the File Explorer. Right-click the explorer icon on the taskbar and select File Explorer. In this case, open the following boot folder : read more

If you see a dialog box with the message –File or folder copy error, Error not specified copying the WhatsApp folder from your phone to your PC, this article will show you how to fix the problem. This error message may occur when copying files or folders from the PC to the phone or SD card and vice versa.

File or folder copy error, Unspecified error

1] Convert file system

If you try to copy files from PC to SD card or phone memory and receive this error message, there is a high probability that the target disk is a FAT32 file system. FAT32 files cannot copy files/folders larger than 4 GB. Therefore, you must convert the file system to exFAT or NTFS. If you have an SD card, it is possible – but you may not be able to do so with the phone’s memory. So insert the SD card, open This PC, right click on the SD card, select Format. Then select exFAT or NTFS from the File System drop-down menu and click the Start button . read more