What is the identity of User_Feed_Synchronization in the Task Scheduler?

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Installing Windows Update KB4489899 (OS Build 17763.379) released on March 13, 2019 may cause new tasks to be registered or revived in Task Scheduler.

The name of that task scheduler is:

xxx is a long string of numbers, alphabets, and hyphens (-).

User_Feed_Synchronization- {xxx}

Since the status of the task scheduler is "disabled", it cannot be executed, but I am wondering how to handle it because it is a task that did not exist (or I forgot to delete it) until now.

And it could suddenly be "activated" one day.

I want to delete unnecessary tasks.

Well, the main subject.

Upon investigation, User_Feed_Synchronization turned out to be a task related to "Feed and Web Slice" in Internet Explorer 11 (IE11).

Microsoft has recommended using Microsoft Edge, but why have you added a task to automatically update IE11 feeds and web slices?

Mystery is. ...? ? ?

In this article, I will share the features of User_Feed_Synchronization and how to deal with them.

I'm glad if you can use it as a reference.

What to do with User_Feed_Synchronization?

User_Feed_Synchronization is determined by the following conditions.

IE11 is the main browser
Not using IE11

What is safe is to leave it alone.

When User_Feed_Synchronization is enabled, IE11 feeds and Web Slices background synchronization is enabled, which increases Internet traffic.

With a pay-as-you-go contract, you will consume a little more packets.

When IE11 is the main browser

If IE11 is the main browser and uses "Feeds and Web Slices", open Task Scheduler and "enable" User_Feed_Synchronization- {xxx} when it is disabled.

Then the feeds and web slices will be updated automatically.

If you are not using "Feeds and Web Slices", you should leave User_Feed_Synchronization- {xxx} as "disabled".

If you are not an IE11 user

If you are using a browser other than IE11 such as Google Chrome as your main browser, you may not have the opportunity to use "Feed and Web Slice", so let's consider a method to remove User_Feed_Synchronization from Task Scheduler.

User_Feed_Synchronization is related to IE11's "Internet Properties" settings, so let's change "Feeds and Web Slices" to manual update first.

Manual update of "Feeds and Web Slices"

To manually update your feeds and web slices:

User_Feed_Synchronization- {xxx} is automatically removed from Task Scheduler when you perform the following steps:

Internet options can be called from the control panel. Alternatively, start IE11 and open the option setting.

Control Panel: Small Icon> Internet Options

Launch Internet Options
Select the content tab
Feeds and Web Slices: Click Settings
Uncheck "Automatically check for feed and web slice updates"
End of procedure

Summary

About User_Feed_Synchronization,

IE11 "Feed and Web Slice" task
User_Feed_Synchronization is automatically deleted when changing "Feeds and Web Slices" to manual update
Chrome users are unrelated tasks so manual updates are okay
Applying KB4489899 initializes the settings of "Feed and Web Slice" and restores User_Feed_Synchronization in the task scheduler.

Completely stop background syncing of "feeds and web slices"

You can use the Local Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc) to disable background sync for feeds and web slices.

Local Group Policy Editor> Administrative Templates> Windows Components> RSS Feeds: Disable Background Sync for Feeds and Web Slices

How to start gpedit.msc: Scrap 2nd.

You can disable "feed and web slice background sync" by selecting Enabled.

The description of the Local Group Policy Editor is reproduced.

Disable background sync for feeds and web slices

This policy setting controls whether feeds and web slices are synced in the background.

If you enable this policy setting, the ability to sync feeds and web slices in the background is disabled.

If you disable or do not configure this policy setting, users can sync feeds and web slices in the background.

Document

Quote from the Microsoft community.

Web slicing is a mechanism where a portion of a web page is "cut" and saved, and when that portion is updated on the server, it is automatically updated on the client (IE) as well.

Feeds, on the other hand, are the mechanism by which a website administrator delivers data about a website's updates separately from the original web page, and the client subscribes to and displays it.
Microsoft community

External link

Validation: Windows 10 Pro October 2018 Update, v1809.17763.379
Internet Explorer 11.379.17763.0IS

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