Hello,I can't seem to find documentation anywhere saying if there is a limit on the number of scheduled tasks in either Windows Server 2003 or 2008. Does anyone know if there is a hard limit? The only forum post I found (not on technet) mentioned editing the registry to remove a cap of around 1400, but no details.Thanks,Adam

Hi Adam, Based on my research, there is no hardcore limit in the number of tasks that can scheduled and it depends on the desktop heap. When we use a scheduled task, it is running under a non-interactive session(desktop). The value specified under KEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\SubSystems\Windows - shared session, This value defines the desktop heap size for non-interactive desktops (e.g. services). By changing this value we are tuning the server for a better performance. This has to be given a high value when we use multiple tasks running under the scheduled task. Regards, Bruce