Windows is full of self-triggering tasks. Darien Graham-Smith finds out how to review and manage them in the Task Scheduler. If you’ve ever opened the Windows Task Manager, you’ll know there are usually dozens of processes running on your PC – most of which you didn’t launch yourself and don’t have an obvious purpose. Many of these will be scheduled tasks, configured within the OS to run automatically at certain times or in response to certain events. You can browse and manage these tasks in the Task Scheduler, a plain little tool that can be launched from the Start menu. …