CF10 ServerManager Not Reading Scheduled Tasks

Hello,
Is anyone else seeing this on startup / login to ColdFusion ServerManager?
CONFIRM!
"Failed to read the scheduled tasks from myServerName.
Continue to read charting settings from myServerName?"
I'm running Coldfusion Standard 10.0.5.283319 on a remote Win 2008R2 64 bit webserver.
ServerManager version is v1 but this seems different than the one that came with CF9 where it worked just fine.
Thanks,
Jack Ring

carl type3,
Thanks for the reply. My error is shown immediately after I enter the master password. After that I can pull up the screen you are showing here. - Just not sure that I should try entering a scheduled task in or not bc - I might loose them. I have Standard version - and as far as I can tell none of the server settings can be backed up.

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Figure 1
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Figure 2
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over and over until someone notices and we delete the task. So far I have only seen this happen on R2 clients (5.00.7958.1000). Has anyone ever run into this before? Thanks!

Hi,
Has this client installed successfully during the reinstall process?(ccmsetup.log and Client.msi.log)
Please check ccrretry.box in Program Files->Microsoft Configuration Manager->inboxes and Ccm.log on the site server to get more information. SCCM might cannot detect the SMS Agent Host is running.
Best Regards,
Joyce
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