you’ve got the option to easily automate tasks on your Windows unit using the Task Scheduler.

However, its irritating when others make changes to the Task Scheduler without your permission.

From there, exit the LGPE and reboot your unit to save these changes.

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Considering restoring the default tweaks?

Here are the steps you might follow:

punch theTask Scheduler5.0key.

If its missing, create it by right-clicking on theWindowskey and selectingNew > Key.

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From there, name the keyTask Scheduler5.0.

Name this value asTask Creation.

From there, shut the LGPE and reboot your PC to save the changes.

Clicking the “Prohibit New Task Creation” option in the LGPE

If you want to allow others to delete tasks, run with this:

tap on theTask Scheduler5.0key.

If it’s not available, create it by right-clicking on theWindowskey and selectingNew > Key.

Next, name the key asTask Scheduler5.0.

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From there, click theTask Scheduler5.0key and then right-tap on a blank space on the right.

Next, selectNew > DWORD (32-bit) Valueand then name the value asTask Deletion.

Finally, exit the LGPE and kickstart your unit to apply these changes.

Clicking the “Task Creation” value in the Registry Editor

Scroll down and locate theTask Scheduler5.0key.

If its missing, right-tap on theWindowskey, selectNew > Key, and then name the key asTask Scheduler5.0.

Next, click theTask Scheduler5.0key and then right-press a blank space on the right.

Clicking the “Prohibit Task Deletion” option in the LGPE

From there, selectNew > DWORD (32-bit) Valueand then name the value asExecution.

Also, its irritating when other users delete your automated tasks.

To get rid of such issues, simply apply any of the methods weve covered.

Clicking the “Task Deletion” value in the Registry Editor

Clicking the “Prevent Task Run or End” option in the LGPE

Clicking the “Execution” value in the Registry Editor