
The module itself is named ScheduledTasks and can be imported, or automatically so, by calling on one of its commands. These cmdlets work in Windows PowerShell, which also includes both PowerShell Core (6.x) and PowerShell 7. Windows contains a built-in PowerShell module designed specifically for task management. Setting up PowerShell for Scheduled Task Management In this article, we explore both the creation and removal of a scheduled task running a PowerShell script.

Instead of using the GUI to configure each aspect of a scheduled task, PowerShell has the ability to define a task configuration for creation, modification, and removal of scheduled tasks. This versatile task scheduling system, akin to cron in Linux, is used by both core Windows processes and by user programs alike.

Many tasks within Windows are managed by the Windows Task Scheduler.
