You might be able to remove the broken task using the command line. Check out How to delete scheduled task from command line
Task Scheduler crashes
Hello.
I was editing an xml for Task scheduler to import. I didn't notice I missed a digit in the date so when it saved it errored immediately. When I tried to start Task Scheduler it loops in a error. I deleted the file from system32 location but it still errors out. Is there another place to remove that info so Task Scheduler stops trying to reference it? See error below. Thank you in advance for any help.
FX:{c7b8fb06-bfe1-4c2e-9217-7a69a95bbac4}
The string '2021-07-9T10:14:47.2220994' is not a valid AllXsd value.
System.FormatException
at System.Xml.Schema.XsdDateTime..ctor(String text, XsdDateTimeFlags kinds)
at System.Xml.XmlConvert.ToDateTime(String s, XmlDateTimeSerializationMode dateTimeOption)
at Microsoft.Windows.ManagementUI.CombinedControls.TimeConversion.ConvertCompleteTimeFromStringToDateTime(String startTime, Boolean useNow, XmlDateTimeSerializationMode inMode)
at Microsoft.Windows.ManagementUI.CombinedControls.UITaskRegistrationInfo.get_Date()
at Microsoft.Windows.ManagementUI.CombinedControls.TaskDetailControl.GenerateListViewItemFromTask(UITask task)
at Microsoft.Windows.ManagementUI.CombinedControls.TaskDetailControl.AddOrUpdateTaskInList(UITask task, Boolean batchMode)
at Microsoft.Windows.ManagementUI.CombinedControls.TaskDetailControl.EnumerateTasksAndAddToList()
at Microsoft.Windows.ManagementUI.CombinedControls.TaskDetailControl.RefreshData(Boolean firstRefresh)
at Microsoft.Windows.ManagementUI.CombinedControls.TaskDetailControl.InitializeTaskDetailControl()
at Microsoft.TaskScheduler.SnapIn.TaskSchedFolderFormViewControl.Microsoft.ManagementConsole.IFormViewControl.Initialize(FormView snapinFormView)
at Microsoft.ManagementConsole.FormView.InternalInitialize()
at Microsoft.ManagementConsole.View.HandleInitializationRequest(IRequestStatus requestStatus)
at Microsoft.ManagementConsole.View.ProcessRequest(Request request)
at Microsoft.ManagementConsole.ViewMessageClient.ProcessRequest(Request request)
at Microsoft.ManagementConsole.Internal.IMessageClient.ProcessRequest(Request request)
at Microsoft.ManagementConsole.Executive.RequestStatus.BeginRequest(IMessageClient messageClient, RequestInfo requestInfo)
at Microsoft.ManagementConsole.Executive.SnapInRequestOperation.ProcessRequest()
at Microsoft.ManagementConsole.Executive.Operation.OnThreadTransfer(SimpleOperationCallback callback)
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