Windows 10: Scheduled Software Protection/Task Scheduler/Windows11

Hello. I've got a problem with "Scheduled Software Protection". Every hour i getting messages in "Event Viewer" like this: First - "Offline downlevel migration succeeded" and then after 40-60 seconds i've got second - "Successfully scheduled Software Protection service for re-start at 2123-01-16T15:43:45Z. Reason: RulesEngine". And this usually happended while i playing in game which after this messages crashed for example GTA 5. I tried a lot of options to fix this but it didn't help me. I'll be glad for any information about

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Scheduled Software Protection/Task Scheduler/Windows11

Hello Oleksandr, welcome to the Microsoft community, I'll be happy to help you today;

I understand that some scheduled tasks are disrupting your game;

In that case you can remove these tasks;

Start Task Scheduler;

Click Scheduler Library;

You will see the tasks;

Right-click on a task and select Delete;

Note: in addition to deleting tasks, you can edit them and change the time at which the task runs;

Hope this helps, see you soon!

 

Scheduled Software Protection/Task Scheduler/Windows11

Hello. I've got a problem with "Scheduled Software Protection". Every hour i getting messages in "Event Viewer" like this: First - "Offline downlevel migration succeeded" and then after 40-60 seconds i've got second - "Successfully scheduled Software Protection service for re-start at 2123-01-16T15:43:45Z. Reason: RulesEngine". And this usually happended while i playing in game which after this messages crashed (for example GTA 5). I tried a lot of options to fix this but it didn't help me. I'll be glad for any information about this.

 

No permission to disable a task in Task Scheduler

You keep talking about a "folder". Task scheduler items are files, not
folders, even though they have no name extension (i.e. no full stop or anything else to the right of the name).

I suspect the task is protected through its entry in the registry. You need to open the registry editor (regedit.exe), then do this:

• Navigate to this key:
  
  HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\Current Version\Schedule\TaskCache\Tasks\
• Find "UpdateOrchestrator", using Ctrl+F. It will be against a key such as
  
  {AB62362D-3EF5-4BD4-92E1-D96143FD8738}
• Change the owner of the key to "Administrators"
• Grant full access to "Administrators".
  

You then need to take the same four steps with this key:

HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Schedule\TaskCache\Tree\