The following command requests a detailed display of the tasks on the local computer. It uses the /v parameter to request a detailed (verbose) display and the /fo LIST parameter to format the display as a list for easy reading. You can use this command to verify that a task you created has the intended recurrence pattern.
Before running increase the command prompts screen buffer (Right click the Window, go to properties, go to Layout and set the Screen Buffer Height to 9999). If this is not done you will find due to the amount of Windows scheduled tasks, that the tasks you want are cleared from thje screen buffer.

schtasks /query /fo LIST /v

 
SchTasks.exe displays a detailed property list for all tasks. I normally will then copy everything into the clipboard (Ctrl + A) and pout it into a text editor, I then delete anything after “Folder: \Microsoft” so I then only have my list of scheduled tasks.

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