“CriticalMaintenance_SetupCleanupTask”=”NT Task\\Microsoft\\Windows\\Setup\\SetupCleanupTask” “CriticalMaintenance_DefenderVerification”=”NT Task\\Microsoft\\Windows\\Windows Defender\\Windows Defender Verification” “CriticalMaintenance_DefenderCleanup”=”NT Task\\Microsoft\\Windows\\Windows Defender\\Windows Defender Cleanup” “CriticalMaintenance_BgTaskRegistration”=”NT Task\\Microsoft\\Windows\\BrokerInfrastructure\\BgTaskRegistrationMaintenanceTask” “CriticalMaintenance_appuriverifierdaily”=”NT Task\\Microsoft\\Windows\\ApplicationData\\appuriverifierdaily” It does, however, appear in the registry. I can only surmise that Search works as it should for me, but I choose not to use it.Īs for ‘NT Task\Microsoft\Windows\UpdateOrchestrator\Universal Orchestrator Start’ task in Task Scheduler, I don’t have it. I can paste from Notepad into the Search Box, the search commences and runs to completion. I enabled it to check the parameters listed in your ComputerWorld article, but it works as it should. I normally have Windows Search disabled in Services.
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