Object name 'Clean Up History' in use when trying to complete the maintenance plan wizard in SQL Server 2008 R2 I am trying to create a maintenance plan on a instance running SQL Server 2008 R2 SP1 (no CU's installed).

When completing the wizard I get the following error:


  The object name cannot be changed from
  "{1E1746D3-B671-4799-8F61-7EE6117257C2}" to "Clean Up History" because
  another object in the collection already uses that name. Use a
  different name to resolve this error. 
  ({1E1746D3-B671-4799-8F61-7EE6117257C2})


I've checked both [msdb].[dbo].[sysjobsteps] and [msdb].[dbo].[sysjobs] and neither contain the name "Clean Up History".

The server is being backed up by Microsoft DPM. Could it be that DPM inserts a cleanup job somewhere that I don't see?
The job is "owned" by a maintenance plan in the following table, and I don't believe the names have to match. So you may want to check the following location:

SELECT name,id,description 
  FROM msdb..sysssispackages
  WHERE name = N'Clean Up History';


So you could rename that one, but it may cause problems later (some automated process may need to match on that name, or simply re-create it if it doesn't find it). So a much safer approach would be to use a different name for your own maintenance plan...