and noticed the following statement:
In that case, I think I can tell you why the OP was unable to see the contents of the HDS entry in the Task Scheduler. The OP's user account was a "standard user," not an administrator, and was not the user who installed HDS. When you look at another user's Task Scheduler entry and you are not an administrator, it looks empty. If you run Task Scheduler as an administrator, then you can see and change it....Hard Disk Sentinel uses the "Windows Scheduler" to start itself automatically after logon of the user who installed it.
