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      <description>Read a Task Scheduler XML file like an investigator: RegistrationInfo, Triggers, Principals, Settings and Actions, and the zoneless local times in Date and StartBoundary.</description>
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      <description>Every place Windows keeps scheduled tasks: System32\Tasks, SysWOW64\Tasks, C:\Windows\Tasks and TaskCache, plus how to collect them with KAPE or Velociraptor.</description>
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