And your version of Windows is...? (There are two different Schedulers in Windows, depending on major Windows version)
I'm guessing you have Vista or later? That version of the Scheduler runs Tasks (thence, SB / the profile) in Session-0, which has no desktop (thus, nowhere to display the logs). You can change that by switching the Task to 'Run only when user is logged on', which runs the Task in the current user session instead. But note that using this means the Task will not start if you are logged out. You cannot have both.
V6 has code to detect if running in session-0, and - if so - suppress* any log display. Not only would it be pointless if you could not see the log, it would mean an instance of your browser is open in the invisible session-0, and you can't get at it to close it (except via Task Manager and jumping though hoops, or rebooting)
* as mentioned in the Help on the per-profile Log settings page (press F1 with page open)
I'm guessing you have Vista or later? That version of the Scheduler runs Tasks (thence, SB / the profile) in Session-0, which has no desktop (thus, nowhere to display the logs). You can change that by switching the Task to 'Run only when user is logged on', which runs the Task in the current user session instead. But note that using this means the Task will not start if you are logged out. You cannot have both.
V6 has code to detect if running in session-0, and - if so - suppress* any log display. Not only would it be pointless if you could not see the log, it would mean an instance of your browser is open in the invisible session-0, and you can't get at it to close it (except via Task Manager and jumping though hoops, or rebooting)
* as mentioned in the Help on the per-profile Log settings page (press F1 with page open)