Help with Task Scheduler utility

I have Win 98SE and try as I may I cannot seem to remove the icon for
Task Scheduler from starting when WIndows is started. I have WIndows
critical update notification in Start Up and wonder if that is why the
Task Scheduler shows up in the system tray.



I have the following questions:

I do not seem to be getting critical update notifications despite the
fact that it is activated in the Task Scheduler

If I successfully remove Task Scheduler from the system tray will
Windows critical update notification still function?

Any input would be apprecaited,

Frank

Yes, that's why.

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS MVP Shell/User
http://www.grystmill.com/articles/cleanboot.htm
http://www.grystmill.com/articles/security.htm

"ECLiPSE 2002" wrote in message
...
I have Win 98SE and try as I may I cannot seem to remove the icon for
Task Scheduler from starting when WIndows is started. I have WIndows
critical update notification in Start Up and wonder if that is why the
Task Scheduler shows up in the system tray.



I have the following questions:

I do not seem to be getting critical update notifications despite the
fact that it is activated in the Task Scheduler

If I successfully remove Task Scheduler from the system tray will
Windows critical update notification still function?

Any input would be apprecaited,

Frank

When the task scheduler icon returns after the task scheduler is turned off,
that is because of the critical update notification. I have not used W98
for quite a while--are there any critical updates being made? There might
not be any reason to have critical updates enabled.

--
Regards


Ron Badour, MS MVP for W98
Tips: http://home.satx.rr.com/badour
Knowledge Base Info:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?pr=kbinfo



"ECLiPSE 2002" wrote in message
...
I have Win 98SE and try as I may I cannot seem to remove the icon for
Task Scheduler from starting when WIndows is started. I have WIndows
critical update notification in Start Up and wonder if that is why the
Task Scheduler shows up in the system tray.



I have the following questions:

I do not seem to be getting critical update notifications despite the
fact that it is activated in the Task Scheduler

If I successfully remove Task Scheduler from the system tray will
Windows critical update notification still function?

Any input would be apprecaited,

Frank

There was a Win98 Critical Update just last Tuesday. Whether there is a
Win98 version posted yet or not, I can't say, but one is promised.

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS MVP Shell/User
http://www.grystmill.com/articles/cleanboot.htm
http://www.grystmill.com/articles/security.htm

"Ron Badour" wrote in message
...
When the task scheduler icon returns after the task scheduler is
turned off, that is because of the critical update notification. I
have not used W98 for quite a while--are there any critical updates
being made? There might not be any reason to have critical updates
enabled.

--
Regards


Ron Badour, MS MVP for W98
Tips: http://home.satx.rr.com/badour
Knowledge Base Info:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?pr=kbinfo



"ECLiPSE 2002" wrote in message
...
I have Win 98SE and try as I may I cannot seem to remove the icon for
Task Scheduler from starting when WIndows is started. I have WIndows
critical update notification in Start Up and wonder if that is why
the
Task Scheduler shows up in the system tray.



I have the following questions:

I do not seem to be getting critical update notifications despite the
fact that it is activated in the Task Scheduler

If I successfully remove Task Scheduler from the system tray will
Windows critical update notification still function?

Any input would be apprecaited,

Frank

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--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Gary S. Terhune" wrote in message
...
| There was a Win98 Critical Update just last Tuesday. Whether there is
a
| Win98 version posted yet or not, I can't say, but one is promised.
|
| --
| Gary S. Terhune
| MS MVP Shell/User
| http://www.grystmill.com/articles/cleanboot.htm
| http://www.grystmill.com/articles/security.htm
|
| "Ron Badour" wrote in message
| ...
| When the task scheduler icon returns after the task scheduler is
| turned off, that is because of the critical update notification. I
| have not used W98 for quite a while--are there any critical updates
| being made? There might not be any reason to have critical updates
| enabled.
|
| --
| Regards
|
|
| Ron Badour, MS MVP for W98
| Tips: http://home.satx.rr.com/badour
| Knowledge Base Info:
| http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?pr=kbinfo
|
|
|
| "ECLiPSE 2002" wrote in message
| ...
| I have Win 98SE and try as I may I cannot seem to remove the icon
for
| Task Scheduler from starting when WIndows is started. I have
WIndows
| critical update notification in Start Up and wonder if that is why
| the
| Task Scheduler shows up in the system tray.
|
|
|
| I have the following questions:
|
| I do not seem to be getting critical update notifications despite
the
| fact that it is activated in the Task Scheduler
|
| If I successfully remove Task Scheduler from the system tray will
| Windows critical update notification still function?
|
| Any input would be apprecaited,
|
| Frank
|
|
|

"ECLiPSE 2002" wrote in message
...
I have Win 98SE and try as I may I cannot seem to remove the icon for
Task Scheduler from starting when WIndows is started. I have WIndows
critical update notification in Start Up and wonder if that is why the
Task Scheduler shows up in the system tray.

Yes, it is.

I have the following questions:

I do not seem to be getting critical update notifications despite the
fact that it is activated in the Task Scheduler

Is that a question?

If I successfully remove Task Scheduler from the system tray will
Windows critical update notification still function?

I don't believe you *can* successfully remove it if Critical Update Notification is
installed. Why not just uninstall the Update Notification via Add\Remove Programs,
and manually check for updates once a month....they are released the first Tuesday
of the month, IIRC.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP Shell/User, A+
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm

Thanks to the reponders for their assistance and clarity.

Frank



On Mon, 18 Jul 2005 19:12:09 -0400, "glee"
wrote:


"ECLiPSE 2002" wrote in message
.. .
I have Win 98SE and try as I may I cannot seem to remove the icon for
Task Scheduler from starting when WIndows is started. I have WIndows
critical update notification in Start Up and wonder if that is why the
Task Scheduler shows up in the system tray.

Yes, it is.

I have the following questions:

I do not seem to be getting critical update notifications despite the
fact that it is activated in the Task Scheduler

Is that a question?

If I successfully remove Task Scheduler from the system tray will
Windows critical update notification still function?

I don't believe you *can* successfully remove it if Critical Update Notification is
installed. Why not just uninstall the Update Notification via Add\Remove Programs,
and manually check for updates once a month....they are released the first Tuesday
of the month, IIRC.

"ECLiPSE 2002" wrote in message
...
Thanks to the reponders for their assistance and clarity.

Frank

Get rid of IE, get Mozilla or Opera or whatever; problems will
disappear the less you use micro products.

...Rex..

Other than the fact that what you say is pure BS, what in blazes does IE
have to do with Task Scheduler and Critical Updates Notification?

Hey, if "problems will disappear the less you use micro products", why
don't you just get something from Apple (so your world will be limited
to simple tasks you *might* be able to handle), or dive into the *nix
world, and spend the rest of your years just getting the OS to function
at all, and eschew MS altogether? Put your money where your mouth is and
leave those of us who *know* that Windows is a superior product for the
purpose (when all factors are considered) get on with our business.

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS MVP Shell/User
http://www.grystmill.com/articles/cleanboot.htm
http://www.grystmill.com/articles/security.htm

"Rex" wrote in message
...

Get rid of IE, get Mozilla or Opera or whatever; problems will
disappear the less you use micro products.

..Rex..

We all have to deal with what we have and what we have access to,
and its global that IE attracts *bugs*.
Since my first use of a different browser I noticed a huge drop in
*problems*, if this werent true you wouldnt find people daily switching over
to non micro
products for browsing & etc.
Yeah, sure, I'll leave *things* to those who know, but the world I know is
one where the more you know the less you know.

...Rex..

"Gary S. Terhune" wrote in message
...
Other than the fact that what you say is pure BS, what in blazes does IE
have to do with Task Scheduler and Critical Updates Notification?

Hey, if "problems will disappear the less you use micro products", why
don't you just get something from Apple (so your world will be limited
to simple tasks you *might* be able to handle), or dive into the *nix
world, and spend the rest of your years just getting the OS to function
at all, and eschew MS altogether? Put your money where your mouth is and
leave those of us who *know* that Windows is a superior product for the
purpose (when all factors are considered) get on with our business.

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS MVP Shell/User
http://www.grystmill.com/articles/cleanboot.htm
http://www.grystmill.com/articles/security.htm

"Rex" wrote in message
...

Get rid of IE, get Mozilla or Opera or whatever; problems will
disappear the less you use micro products.

..Rex..