Task scheduling — starting and stopping programs at set times — has always
been a feature of Windows, but it has been subject to many changes over the
years.
In Windows Vista the process has been completely overhauled and now offers
users greater control than ever, but this Workshop concentrates on task
scheduling as it is implemented in Windows 2000 and Windows XP, which is still
used by the majority of PCs.
The tasks most suitable for scheduling are the sort of time-consuming
maintenance operations we all tend to ignore, such as defragmenting a hard disk
or cleaning out unwanted files, but there are many other possibilities, such as
scheduling backups to take place overnight or downloading files from the
internet at times when your internet service provider does not impose traffic
restrictions.
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