Check for Conflicting Instances
An existing task instance may sometimes run and block a new one from starting. To clear any remaining instances, stop and restart the task scheduler service.
Step 1: Open Windows Services:
- Press Win + S to open the search bar.
- Type “services” and click on the “Open” button.
Step 2: Restart Task Scheduler:
- Right-click on “Task Scheduler.“
- Select “Restart.”
Fix: Operator Refused the Request Error in Windows Task Scheduler
The Task Scheduler automatically executes tasks based on user selection or creation. However, users may encounter errors like 0x800710e0 when updating tasks after changing their domain password or selecting the Run whether the user is logged on option. This error usually indicates a problem with task permissions or system settings. Resolving this issue can ensure smooth task execution.
In this article, We’ll show you how you can fix Operator Refused the Request Error in Windows.
Table of Content
- Method 1: Tweak the Power settings
- Method 2: Check Proper Permissions and Privileges
- Method 3: Check for Conflicting Instances
- Method 4: Disable Sleep Mode
- Method 5: Run an SFC Scan