Open task scheduler and on the menu bar click on Advanced >> Stop Using Task Scheduler..........then
>close it.


>Curt, you didn't read all of my message. Yes, this will get rid of the task scheduler, but this must be done each and every time one fires up the puter. Your suggestion is a 'given'. That is not what I want to do--read my question again---I want to get the Task Scheduler completely out of my system. It can be done, I just don't remember how to do it. I seem to remember it involves some tinkering with the registry. Thanks for answering, anywho. Bill.
>


>On Wednesday, December 5, 2001 at 2:42 pm, Bill Fleming wrote:
>Ok, I run W98SE. I would like to know how to completely get rid of the annoying
>'Task Scheduler'. I had this thing out of my system once, by following Ed Bott's
>advice-however, I had to do a complete reboot, and, dummie me, didn't write down
>the instructions.
> I do not use Task Scheduler, don't ever intend to, just want to get rid of it
>completely.
> Have asked this question before, and have received only answers as to how to shut
>it off----Jeez, anyone knows how to do that! I want to completely remove it and
>it's function along with the icon in the taskbar. Any Help???
> Also, I have a problem with 'sound stutter'. Also fixed that once but, alas, again
>forgot how to rectify it. Any suggestions on that would also be appreciated.
> Thank you, Bill
>
>

Written in response to: re: Question about 'How do I install, remove, or re-install one of the components that came with Windows?' (Curt R: Wednesday, December 5, 2001 at 3:05 pm) Responses to this message: re: Question about 'How do I install, remove, or re-install one of the components that came with Windows?' (Shiv Mathur: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 at 4:25 am)

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