TaskSchedulerView

Microsoft’s Windows operating system features a Task Scheduler that can be used to automatically perform routine tasks on a chosen computer. You get to pick the criteria on which the Task Scheduler works; the Task Scheduler will automatically execute a task when it detects that the criteria you selected is met.

Nir Sofer’s TaskSchedulerView lets you view all the tasks that the Task Scheduler will perform. From a central location, TaskSchedulerView’s simple interface, you can view all the tasks that will be run automatically by the Task Scheduler, you can disable/enable tasks, you can view more information about a task, and you can export the list of tasks.

TaskSchedulerView works with any Windows edition from Windows Vista onward. It works with 32- as well as 64-bit versions of Microsoft’s operating system. It must be mentioned here that TaskSchedulerView does not have to be installed. Download an archive, extract its contents, and run the TaskSchedulerView executable; that’s what you have to do to get started with this application.

You’ll find a Read Me text (TXT) file inside the archive, alongside the TaskSchedulerView executable. I strongly advise you to read it. Why? Because it describes what you can do with this application, it presents the system requirements for running this application, it explains how to connect to a remote computer, it presents every column that’s displayed on the interface, it presents all available command line options, it even tells you how to get in touch with the developer.

TaskSchedulerView, just like all the other applications offered by Nir Sofer via NirSoft.net, is freeware. If you like any of Nir Sofer’s applications, if you find them useful, please make a donation.

Launch the free and portable TaskSchedulerView to view and manage all the tasks from Windows’ Task Scheduler.