Marxio Timer

Marxio Timer is a very easy to use Windows application that allows you to schedule tasks with minimum configuration options.

The one-window GUI is the element that takes care of everything, as it comprises most of the options needed to schedule a task.

You can for example turn off computer or reboot it, log out, suspend, hibernate or lock the workstation, play a sound, run a program or display text at a user-defined time.

There are multiple time modes at your disposal, so you can schedule any of the aforementioned actions to take place either at a selected hour, after an elapsed period of time, after idle time or repeat it at a configured interval.

Running in the background and placing an icon in the Windows System Tray, Marxio Timer also comprises password-protection, which is basically a way to make sure that no one except you has the privileges to cancel a scheduled task.

What’s more, users can always save their configurations to local disks and load them at a later time for on the go task scheduling.

As you can see, it’s pretty difficult to get lost in the one-window program interface, but a help section is also available, just in case more documentation on a built-in feature is needed.

Overall, Marxio Timer does the same thing as many other software solutions on the market, but the ace up its sleeve is the overall simplicity that makes it so easy to use. It runs on low resources and doesn’t affect system performance at all.