Task Scheduler acting strange

JGToy · Jul 10, 2021

Edition Windows 11 Pro
Update 21H2
Installed on ‎06/‎30/‎2021
OS build 22000.65
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 421.17400.45.3

Task Scheduler acting very strange:

Clicking on one item (.net, anywhere, except the icon) and trying to move (top to down) to the next with a click it won't respond but, it will move to next if the icon is clicked instead.
After, going backward, it will work normally with a click.

JAM83 · Jul 10, 2021

JGToy said:
Edition Windows 11 Pro
Update 21H2
Installed on ‎06/‎30/‎2021
OS build 22000.65
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 421.17400.45.3

Task Scheduler acting very strange:
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Clicking on one item (.net, anywhere, except the icon) and trying to move (top to down) to the next with a click it won't respond but, it will move to next if the icon is clicked instead.
After, going backward, it will work normally with a click.

I think that's because the most IMPORTANT ones are at the bottom. I'm not sure if there's a way to make them in order by the "top".......If that makes sense............Can someone else confirm this, or correct me?

JGToy · Jul 10, 2021

JMedlock83 said:
I think that's because the most IMPORTANT ones are at the bottom. I'm not sure if there's a way to make them in order by the "top".......If that makes sense............Can someone else confirm this, or correct me?

Not ordering, but just moving from one item to another, at least not for me, it won't let, to change to next I will have to click the icon.

JAM83 · Jul 10, 2021

JGToy said:
Not ordering, but just moving from one item to another, at least not for me, it won't let, to change to next I will have to click the icon.

@Brink @z3r010 Can either of you help? I have no idea guys!

Ben Myers · Jul 10, 2021

I've noticed this as well in things like file save dialog boxes. The application or dialog box behaves as if the line above was clicked. In fact, with Task Scheduler, if you highlight the task in line one, then double-click the task in line two, the task in line one is the one that opens for editing.

Ben

JGToy · Jul 10, 2021

Ben Myers said:
I've noticed this as well in things like file save dialog boxes. The application or dialog box behaves as if the line above was clicked. In fact, with Task Scheduler, if you highlight the task in line one, then double-click the task in line two, the task in line one is the one that opens for editing.

Ben

Bad for the situation but, good to know I am not alone!