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"Lenovo Solution Center Notifications" Scheduled Task on Windows 7
What is the scheduled task "\Lenovo\LSC\Lenovo Solution Center Notifications" on my Windows 7 computer?
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"\Lenovo\LSC\Lenovo Solution Center Notifications" is a scheduled task on Windows 7 system
added as part of the Lenovo computer system.
You will see "\Lenovo\LSC\Lenovo Solution Center Notifications" listed on Task Scheduler with the following information:
Name: Lenovo Solution Center Notifications Location: \Lenovo\LSC Description: Actions: Start a program - %programfiles%\Lenovo\Lenovo Solution Center\LSCNotify.exe /show Triggers: At log on of any user Conditions: History: ... Information 2:40:28 Task completed Information 2:40:28 Action completed Information 2:40:26 Created Task Process Information 2:40:26 Action Started Information 2:40:26 Task Started Information 2:40:26 Task Engine received message to start task Information 2:40:26 Task triggered on log on ...
Program file information about "LSCNotify.exe":
File name: LSCNotify.exe File path: C:\Program Files\Lenovo\Lenovo Solution Center\LSCNotify.exe File size: 1321296 bytes Last modified time: 6/2/2016 10:20:06 PM File description: Lenovo Solution Center Notifications File version: 1.1.0.0 Company name: Lenovo
"LSCNotify.exe" is scheduled to run every time you log in.
It is recommended to keep "\Lenovo\LSC\Lenovo Solution Center Notifications" enabled as a scheduled task.
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