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How to disable/stop a task using Powershell CLI
- Oct 28, 2020
Hi,
What I actually want is check it from the GUI
Check the Action, is the destination file really exist or what, does the schedule start a service or start an executable.
if the schedule task starting an executable, it doesnt mean that it should be assigned to a service.
Did you open the services and confirm that the service is really there, as it seems from the error from Powershell, the service does not exist or it has a different name.
try the following:
open the schedule task GUI and check the Action, and see what exactly this task is doing, maybe its starting an app, not a service.
Kill the app.
- farismalaebOct 25, 2020Steel ContributorCan u post a screenshot of the schedule task
- wordsbaoOct 27, 2020Copper Contributor
- farismalaebOct 28, 2020Steel Contributor
Hi,
What I actually want is check it from the GUI
Check the Action, is the destination file really exist or what, does the schedule start a service or start an executable.
if the schedule task starting an executable, it doesnt mean that it should be assigned to a service.