SQL maintenance plan job problem - cannot remove a job

Hi,
I have a SQL 2008 R2 server running SP2. I changed the start time to hour A on a maintenance job under maintenance plan, a few weeks later I changed it back (hour B). The maintenance job still runs at the changed start time (hour A). I even completly
deleted the job, and I do not see that job under SQL maintenance plan and agent job anymore. But somehow SQL still tries to start the job at the changed time (hour A), and sends out error messages saying the job fails.
I have restarted the entire server also. Same issue.
The job is not a special one. Just a db index optimize script that ran fine within the maintenance job before I changed the time. Actually, now I just set it up as a SQL agent job, not a maintenance job, and it runs fine.
Any advice?
Thanks in advance.

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Did you try to delete the maintenance plan (not the job!) and recreate it?
The following query may be helpful:
select * from msdb.dbo.sysjobschedules ORDER BY job_id;
schedule_id job_id next_run_date next_run_time
1 1016 28EC0B2D-6BA2-4CC7-B99C-03DF945A3763 20140121 124000
2 1013 ED3E89DF-0ED6-4D1B-9A6E-100E04412E2B 20140120 32700
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