Inspect exported Windows Scheduled Task XML without digging through raw XML. Scheduled Task XML Inspector turns an exported Windows Task Scheduler XML file into a clear, structured view of the configuration declared inside it. Open a task XML file locally and quickly review its triggers, actions, principal and security context, registration information, and relevant task settings. STRUCTURED TASK INSPECTION Review the task configuration in dedicated views instead of manually searching through XML. See common trigger types such as boot, logon, calendar, and event triggers together with their declared timing and repetition properties. INSPECT ACTIONS Review Exec actions including command, arguments, and working directory. ComHandler and other declared action information is shown when available. REVIEW SECURITY CONTEXT Inspect declared principal information including User ID, Group ID, Logon Type, and Run Level where present. The app reports the configuration stored in the XML. It does not determine whether a task is safe, malicious, or whether it actually executed. SEARCH LARGE TASK DEFINITIONS Use the built-in search to quickly locate values across triggers, actions, principal information, and settings. EXPORT A CLEAN REPORT Export inspected information to CSV for spreadsheet workflows or TXT for a readable handoff report. Reports identify the source file by file name only and do not expose the local source path. LOCAL, READ-ONLY WORKFLOW Files are inspected locally. The app does not register, execute, edit, enable, or disable scheduled tasks. Open files with the file picker or drag a single XML file directly into the app. USE CASES Useful for IT support, Windows administration, deployment reviews, troubleshooting, configuration handoffs, and anyone who needs to understand an exported scheduled-task definition without manually reading raw XML. LIMITATIONS Scheduled Task XML Inspector reports values declared in the supplied XML file. Missing fields remain missing, unknown elements are handled defensively, and the app does not provide malware detection, security certification, credential validation, or proof that a task executed.