For whatever reason a new task in the task scheduler called D B scheduler is set to start up windows powershell every 10 minutes and everytime I try to delete, edit, or end the task it comes back. Pretty sure it comes back after an hour as there are other tasks that I am suspicious of restarting the D B scheduler if it stops running. Very frustrating as everytime powershell boots up it kicks me out of whatever game I am playing. I had looked up reasons why and one of the solves was to do a clean boot with 1/2 of the starting programs and if it doesnt pop up powershell anymore to continue halving the programs until I find the one causing the issue. Anybody know if there is an easier way? I am afraid I will mess something up permanently in my computer.
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Solved powershell.exe kicking me out of games every 10 minutes after latest windows 10 update
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so you have gone into Task Scheduler, right clicked it and selected Disable?
if it comes back, something you are running is re-scheduling that event, it'll be the last thing you run after disabling the event, like playing a game, so note down what you do and keep checking when the event re-appears.
going through msconfig and stopping half the programs is a good start but probably pointless if the event is getting launched from a 3rd party program that you are using.
from a quick Google search, it seems to be Java related.
what's the most recent software you installed?
if it comes back, something you are running is re-scheduling that event, it'll be the last thing you run after disabling the event, like playing a game, so note down what you do and keep checking when the event re-appears.
going through msconfig and stopping half the programs is a good start but probably pointless if the event is getting launched from a 3rd party program that you are using.
from a quick Google search, it seems to be Java related.
what's the most recent software you installed?
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