Mobile Devices

Task Scheduler is a Windows utility that lets you automate tasks by creating "triggers" and "actions." Triggers define when a task should start, while actions specify what the task does. For example, you can set a task to run a system health check every Sunday at 8:00 AM or automatically back up files daily. Automating tasks can: Save time by reducing manual steps. Improve system performance by ensuring regular maintenance. Enhance productivity by launching applications or scripts when needed. 1. Open Task Scheduler Press Win + S , type "Task Scheduler," and select the app. 2. Create a New Task In Task Scheduler, click Action > Create Task . Enter a descriptive name for your task (e.g., "Weekly Maintenance"). 3. Set Triggers Navigate to the Triggers tab and click New . Choose when you want the task to start (e.g., daily, weekly, or at system startup). Customize the timing and recurrence as needed. 4. Define the Action G