Parameter FullBackup is not a valid backup job or group

[moltabocca]

My computer is Windows 7 64 bit.

Operating system: Windows 7 Home Edition Service Pack 1 (build 7601)
Parameter FullBackup is not a valid backup job or group
Well, I know this. I deleted my old backup named "FullBackup". So it shouldn't exist. What I don't understand is why it is popping up.
I had a previous version of FBackup. I wanted to download the new version. To avoid problems (or so I thought), I first deleted the program from my computer. Then I removed the references from my startup and scheduled tasks. Then I deleted everything in my App/Local/Temp folder. Then I deleted the Softland folders from App/Local and Program Files (x86) folder. I restarted the computer, then ran CCleaner to make sure any registry entries (or anything else associated with FBackup) was removed from my system. I even deleted my actual backup files on my removable drive (E).
I downloaded the newest version 4.7. Ran the install and created a new backup using the default "NewBackup". I ran an initial backup. I set the built-in scheduler to run at 8:15PM.
At 12PM (one of the two times I had FullBackup to run), I get this popup:

I also get this popup at 8PM, which was the second time I had FullBackup set to run.
Why is this happening? What did I miss?

[moltabocca]

[Adrian (Softland)]

Hi,
Please go to Start->Control Panel->Task Scheduler.

Remove the "FullBackUp" scheduler task from there.
If you cannot find the task in the above location, try in C:/Windows/Tasks

[Jari]

Hi,

I have the same problem (my computer is Windows 7 32 bit, with OS: Windows 7 Professional Edition), after the backup I get the message "Parameter ... is not a valid backup job or group".

I can't find the mentioned parameters in the Task Scheduler nor in the location C:/Windows/Tasks.
Please help.

[moltabocca]

I found it under C:/Windows/Tasks. Thank you!
/on rant/ I don't know why Windows 7 hides these tasks. I can't easily find them through the control panel. /off rant/

[Jari]

Hi,

Same here.

looks like I posted my message to fast. I did find the task in the location Start->Control Panel->Task Scheduler.

Thanks for the help.