Can't Find Scheduled Task

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I posted this question in the Google help forum but haven't gotten a reply.
Even though I have the Google Update Service disabled in services it still
shows in Task Manager's Processes tab and appears to be running.
I don't see the file in any startup place in Vista Basic or in the Startup
folder in my Start Menu.
I can't find it in Scheduled Tasks
Is there anywhere else I might look to disable this annoying service?

Thanks,
James
 
It's in Scheduled Tasks. Click Task Scheduler Library in the tree and you'll
see it in the middle pane.
 
In Vista Basic sp2 I see no Scheduled Tasks.
I do see Task Scheduler in Administrator Tools.
I looked in Task Scheduler and couldn't find it.

James
 
I've been looking in there half the day and I ddn't see it.
Anyway, I uninstalled Google Earth and had to manually delete the folder in
explorer.

Thanks,
James
 
Well if you read what I said you'd find it. What's the point of posting if
you intend to ignore responses.
 
From my first post
Click Task Scheduler Library in the tree and you'll
see it in the middle pane.

Note it is not under any category.
 
That's what I thought.
I went through every item in the Task Scheduler Library and I didn't see any
Scheduled Task for Google Update.

James
 
Now go where I told you. Task Scheduler (Local) - Task Scheduler Library and
it's in the middle pane with all other non caterogised tasks.
 
I see the Tasks there but there's no way to disable them.

I guess my question here is why does this service run
even when I have it disabled in Services??

James
 
Right click and choose Disable

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JamesJ said:
I see the Tasks there but there's no way to disable them.

I guess my question here is why does this service run
even when I have it disabled in Services??

James
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