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Old 08-04-2010, 03:07 PM #12
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•Click the Start button , type Scheduler in the search field, and select Task Scheduler when it appears.
•If prompted for permission, click Continue .
•The Task Scheduler appears.
•In the left column, click Task Scheduler Library .
•In the center column, select the task you want to stop.
•In the right column, click Disable .
•Close the Task Scheduler window.
•The reminder no longer opens.
Okay, I found SCHEDULED TASKS, by going to the Control Panel and doing what Jomar suggested.

What came up? Nothing that said anything about PC REMINDER?

I know I'm not doing something right!!!

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