Problems With Task Schedular Wizard.

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Patrick D. Rockwell

Some months ago, when I tried to run Task Schedular Wizard, it
would just sit there for about 10 minutes or so, then I'd get a
saying that a certain DLL file might be corrupt, and that I should
check it with my Windows Install disk. Last week, when I tried it,
it sat there for about 10 minutes, and then I got some message
about memory, I think that it said that memory paging would be
used. There was some mention about virtual memory. Now, when I
try it, it just sit's there and even after 30 minutes, there is no message.

Any clues? Remedies? I have 256 Megs of ram, but I've been thinking
of doubling that amount. Thanks in advance.

I apologize if you've seen this message before, but I posted it this morning
and I expected to see it by now.
 
Patrick said:
Some months ago, when I tried to run Task Schedular Wizard, it
would just sit there for about 10 minutes or so, then I'd get a
saying that a certain DLL file might be corrupt, and that I should
check it with my Windows Install disk. Last week, when I tried it,
it sat there for about 10 minutes, and then I got some message
about memory, I think that it said that memory paging would be
used. There was some mention about virtual memory. Now, when I
try it, it just sit's there and even after 30 minutes, there is no
message.

Any clues? Remedies? I have 256 Megs of ram, but I've been thinking
of doubling that amount. Thanks in advance.

I apologize if you've seen this message before, but I posted it this
morning and I expected to see it by now.
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Patrick said:
Some months ago, when I tried to run Task Schedular Wizard, it
would just sit there for about 10 minutes or so, then I'd get a
saying that a certain DLL file might be corrupt, and that I should
check it with my Windows Install disk. Last week, when I tried it,
it sat there for about 10 minutes, and then I got some message
about memory, I think that it said that memory paging would be
used. There was some mention about virtual memory. Now, when I
try it, it just sit's there and even after 30 minutes, there is no
message.

Any clues? Remedies? I have 256 Megs of ram, but I've been thinking
of doubling that amount. Thanks in advance.

I apologize if you've seen this message before, but I posted it this
morning and I expected to see it by now.
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