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no summary (82.8.240.23) latest builds of windows 10 do not have control panel in start context menu anymore (martin)
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===== Scheduling on Windows 10, Windows 8 and Windows 7 ===== ===== Scheduling on Windows 10, Windows 8 and Windows 7 =====
To add new scheduled task: To add new scheduled task:
-  * Go to //Control Panel//: +  * Open //Task Scheduler//: 
-    * Windows 10 Newer build: Right click Windows //Start// button and select //Run//, then type **control** and hit //ENTER//. &win10 +    * Windows 10: Go to //Windows Start Menu > Settings//, In //Find a setting// box type "Schedule Tasks". &win10 
-    * Windows 10 Earlier build and Windows 8.1: Right click Windows //Start// button and select //Control Panel//. &win8 &win10 +    * Windows 8.1: Right click Windows //Start// button and select //Control Panel//. In //Control Panel//, go to //System and Security > Administrative Tools > Schedule Tasks//. &win8 &wincp 
-    * Windows 7: Go to //Windows Start Menu > Control Panel//. &win7 +    * Windows 7: Go to //Windows Start Menu > Control Panel//. In //Control Panel//, go to //System and Security > Administrative Tools > Schedule Tasks//. &win7 &wincp 
-  * In //Control Panel//, go to //System and Security > Administrative Tools > Schedule Tasks//. &wincp +  * In the //Task Scheduler// menu go to //Action > Create Basic Task//.
-  * In the Task Scheduler menu go to //Action > Create Basic Task//.+
  * Give your task a name and click //Next//.   * Give your task a name and click //Next//.
  * Choose when the task should be run and click //Next//.   * Choose when the task should be run and click //Next//.

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