>> Do you mean delete the contents of the Feeds folder?

Nope. Deleting the "FeedsStore.feedsdb-ms" would suffice.
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>> How do I check that?[/color][/color]

Click Start, type Services.msc and press ENTER
Double-click "Task Scheduler" and check the "Service status" field.


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>> Tried clearing the feeds database as well? If not try that again and see
>> if that helps.[/color]
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> Do you mean delete the contents of the Feeds folder? If so, I did that as
> part of the importing.
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>> Secondly, ensure that the Task Scheduler service is running.[/color]
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> How do I check that?
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