It's an invisible task. Open Scheduled Tasks and under one of the menu options is the setting to show all. If after enabling it you don't see them, go into Internet Settings -> Content -> Feeds and make sure updating regularly is turned on. If it is on, turn it off and back on. Watch the scheduled tasks window for it to appear.
"Jonathan P. Handby" <jphandby********.com> wrote in message news:73D29DB2-9270-4CC1-BAF2-860851E421C2@microsoft.com...
My computer is normally switched off over-night.
The task for the feeds update goes under what name in task manager? Perhaps the task isn't running.
"Darnell 0216" <Darnell0216@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:86335AB6-B3D3-452A-90E9-C3FA62B85B89@microsoft.com...
By chance when was the last time you rebooted? 'Feeds Update' task is run for the first 72 hours your computer is running. If you haven't rebooted in a while, this is why.
"Jonathan P. Handby" <jphandby********.com> wrote in message news:22F9AB8D-84DD-47AC-8E96-CFCCFCF136DC@microsoft.com...
About a week to two weeks ago, all my feeds in my IE7 stopped updating
automatically. I don't know if this is connected to the installation of
Windows Live Mail (ex desktop/client) which also has feeds managed in it.

However I can manually update the feeds but I don't want to do that with all
my feeds over and over. Is there a fix for this which doesn't mean me having
to reinstall IE 7 on my windows XP home machine?
MY IE7 version is 7.0.5730.11

- Jon


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Jon Handby