I would like to know where Windows stores information for Scheduled Tasks. I would like to be able to find the reference for the name, schedule, or command to run associated with a given task. This may not be practical or possible, but I would also like a means to edit the scheduled tasks and their attributes outside the Schedule Tasks console. I've assumed that the data would be in the Registry somewhere, since I doubt it would be stored in a normal file, but I'm uncertain where I should be looking.
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In Windows 7 they are stored in files under "Windows\System32\Tasks". The files are XML, so you could create and edit task files there.
Other versions of Windows I think they are stored in "%SystemRoot%\Tasks"
Windows stores scheduled tasks as XML files, AND in the registry.
You can find them in a few places:
Filesystem:
Registry:
Note: You can't edit the XML files directly in \Tasks for security reasons. See here for more information: https://serverfault.com/questions/440496/ok-to-edit-tasks-xml-file-in-c-windows-system32-tasks
To work with importing the XML files without going through the scheduled task UI you can look at these:
Schtasks.exe
Powershell Scheduled Task Cmdlets
I needed to delete some tasks as in a script as the final part of a system build.
I discovered you can just delete them eg:
etc...