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Based on their documentation you have to enable desktop notifications in the app

That's a different executable from what is running. Have you checked settings in the app?

Assuming it has a notification icon you would go into system settings (windows key + i), personalization > taskbar. Expand 'Other system tray icons' and toggle the application to on.

Not all files are meant to be opened in a text editor. It's probably interpreting it as unicode and that looks like some Asian language character

I would setup procmon to watch C:\Windows\System32\tasks that is where the scheduled tasks exist as xml files. Procmon should give you the source process

Did you look at the ops log for task scheduler?

Maybe check your code as well. Do you have any cleanup process? Could be removing tasks

Desktop or laptop and are power conditions changing (plugged in or not)? You can have different power plans under specific conditions. Also do you have any 3rd party performance tuning utilities? Anything can programmatically alter your power settings.

You may also want to enable the TaskScheduler log with the following from an elevated powershell prompt. $logName = 'Microsoft-Windows-TaskScheduler/Operational' $log = Get-WinEvent -ListLog $logName $log.IsEnabled = $true $log.SaveChanges() Then schedule some tasks and look at EventViewer >...

Can you confirm your scheduled task shows up in C:\Windows\System32\Tasks? VB6 is very old and doesn't work well with UAC

I'm a cloud security engineer, but I also support our appsec program which includes testing a lot of web apps.

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That's just a commit diff. You can go here, click on Code > Download Zip if you don't want to clone from the CLI https://github.com/reeset/data_packs

That's not really a device per say. Stream proxy is a component of Office 365. The device "Intel High Definition DSP" is probably your audio device, so you may need to reinstall the device driver from the computer manufacturer site.

You could use procmon to determine what to add. Just filtering on PATH contains "Windows Search" and Operation is "RegSetValue" causes over 700 registry changes just toggling between classic and enhanced