Fresh Install Win 10 v 1709 Microsoft-Windows-Security-SPP Error Event log 100 + times

All of this was merged whoever took the time to merge this if you could help..  Here is the briefest explanation I can think of.  Which explains what I have done so far:

 In mytask scheduler, when I try to open it I get a dialogue box, "The remote computer was not found" (Click ok)> I am taken to a 3 pane window, where I believe tasks should be.  The middle pane says: "Reading data failed>> When I attempt to force "START"  I get an error which says "Task Sched Started then stopped....." I can not access my task scheduler.  I get those errors.  There are Picturesof all these errors..

Services.mscshows task sched automatic but not running msconfigsame

Registry: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\ScheduleIt is set to #2 (Automatic).   I can do delayed, disable or auto-delayed (2,3 or 4) Should I do delayed auto?

SFC /scannow - no integrity violations

I have adjusted timezones multiple times.

The SPP-Security error which I am getting seems potentially related to software licensing and other things.  My virus scanner was able to open up task scheduler. I do not recognize the highlited items.  The item in RED (circle/arrow) is a program I bought and paid for.  I am 100% sure uninstalled it.  Is this the cause of my SPP-Security errors?  I do not know, it might be.  Why can I not access task scheduler to remove it?

The primary problem seems to be I can not start or enter my task scheduler.  I seem to haveresidual tasks or fragments left overfrom a program I bought to help me fix my computer.  I do not know if this is the cause of the SPP-Security errors or a symptom. 

Please advise, I do not know what to do.  It is probably a quick fix.  A file was removed or "corrupted"?  I do not know.  Here is the briefest explanation of what I have done.

 In my task scheduler, when I try to open it I get a dialogue box, "The remote computer was not found" (Click ok)> I am taken to a 3 pane window, where I believe tasks should be.  The middle pane says: "Reading data failed>> When I attempt to force "START"  I get an error which says "Task Sched Started then stopped....." I can not access my task scheduler.  I get those errors.  There are Picturesof all these errors..

Services.mscshows task sched automatic but not running msconfigsame

Registry: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\ScheduleIt is set to #2 (Automatic).   I can do delayed, disable or auto-delayed (2,3 or 4) Should I do delayed auto?

SFC /scannow -no integrity violations

I have adjusted timezones multiple times.

The SPP-Security error which I am getting seems potentially relatedto software licensing and other things.  My virus scannerwas able to open up task scheduler. I do not recognize the highlited items.  The item in RED (circle/arrow) is a program I bought and paid for.  I am 100% sure uninstalled it.  Is this the cause of my SPP-Security errors?  I do not know, it might be.  Why can I not access task scheduler to remove it?

The primary problem seems to be I can not start or enter my task scheduler.  I seem to haveresidual tasks or fragments left overfrom a program I bought to help me fix my computer.  I do not know if this is the cause of the SPP-Security errors or a symptom.  I do not know if there is a correlation between the 2.

The primary problem seems to be I can not start or enter my task scheduler.  I seem to haveresidual tasks or fragments left overfrom a program I bought to help me fix my computer.

You say this, yet earlier in the post you also mentioned that this is a fresh install. If it is a fresh install, no fragments could possibly be left over- everything will be overwritten or deleted. Someone else already provided a link for a clean install, but I'll provide two more forum articles: 

How to: Perform a Clean Install or Reinstall of Windows 10

Clean Install Windows 10

Hopefully you can follow them to the letter. If after doing a clean install today, you still have the same issue, Frederick Long is right: have your computer serviced.