System unresponsive after idling for some time? - Disable “automatic maintenance” in Windows 8 Follow this link: http://superuser.com/a/743187
Do the steps mentioned by Andrew Bucklin. Here are I am copy pasting it, so that even if the source is removed, I have a copy of my own:
Command to run
After you run the command, you can verify the task is now disabled in the Task Scheduler
Do the steps mentioned by Andrew Bucklin. Here are I am copy pasting it, so that even if the source is removed, I have a copy of my own:
The Automatic Maintenance task is a built-in scheduled task, but if you think you can just open task scheduler as an administrator and disable it you’re wrong. It will just re-enable itself on Servre 2012 as @abstrask pointed out. You'll need to use the psexec utility (Sysinternals) together with schtasks.exe, and you need to run the command as SYSTEM. Use the following command:
psexec \\SERVERNAME -s schtasks /change /tn "\Microsoft\Windows\TaskScheduler\Maintenance Configurator" /DISABLE
In my scenario, I was testing this on my Hyper-V host, so I simply skipped the \SERVERNAME switch.
psexec -s schtasks /change /tn "\Microsoft\Windows\TaskScheduler\Maintenance Configurator" /DISABLE
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