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15 Sep 2010   #1

Windows 7 SP1 x64 Ultimate
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Ctrl +alt + del dont work

If i click ctrl + alt + del nothing happens. I tried few threads on forum, buit nothing worked.

I want to have window where its log off, task manager, change password and some other(default) stuff were, when I press ctrl alt del.

Ok I found it.
This is what I want to have when I press ctrl alt del.




http://www.sevenforums.com/attachmen...del_screen.jpg
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15 Sep 2010   #2

W7 X-64 RTM,SUSE 11.1, XP PRO SP3 as a VM, VMware ESXi
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Hi there
if CTRL+ALT+DEL doesn't work then I'd suggest ".... Houston We Have a Problem".

CTRL+ALT+DEL should work on ANY type of keyboard.

Something is either hosing you up or your keyboard has got broken.

Just try switching keyboards for a quick test. If this doesn't work then maybe the Mobo is broken although even on a Laptop a USB keyboard should still work .

Cheers
jimbo
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15 Sep 2010   #3

Windows 7 Home Premium x64
Norwich, UK
 
 

You should still be able to right click on the taskbar and click 'Task Manager' I believe. If you can, I guess it points to a keyboard problem.
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15 Sep 2010   #4

Windows 7 SP1 x64 Ultimate
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Yep I just tried it with different keyboard and it worked fine.
Could it be something with sticky keys?
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15 Sep 2010   #5

Windows 7 SP1 x64 Ultimate
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Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by gurustevie View Post
You should still be able to right click on the taskbar and click 'Task Manager' I believe. If you can, I guess it points to a keyboard problem.
I have no problem with Task manager only with that screen i used to have.
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15 Sep 2010   #6

Windows 7 Ultimate x64 Service Pack 1
Doncaster, UK
 
 

The shortcut for the Task Manager is Ctrl Shift Escape.
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15 Sep 2010   #7

Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
CHN, India
 
 

I dont think the stick-keys a problem. Are you able to use all the keys seperately?
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15 Sep 2010   #8

Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
Philadelphia, PA
 
 

Does your previous keyboard have any kind of helper app that lets you customize settings, options, etc? Either that is the case, or the keyboard is defective. You could try other three-key combinations, but it sounds like you either need to remove that software or replace the keyboard.
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15 Sep 2010   #9

Windows 7 SP1 x64 Ultimate
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Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by DeaconFrost View Post
Does your previous keyboard have any kind of helper app that lets you customize settings, options, etc? Either that is the case, or the keyboard is defective. You could try other three-key combinations, but it sounds like you either need to remove that software or replace the keyboard.
No apps of anykind. This keyboard i newer, but somehow ctrl alt dela stop working.
But when I click those keys seperatly they work just fine. Wierd?
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15 Sep 2010   #10

Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
Philadelphia, PA
 
 

I've seen keyboards go bad when they stop handling multiple keys at once. So, give another three-key combo a shot, such as CTRL+Shift+ESC. If that works, and the keys work individually, then the keyboard is probably fine....but then the mystery deepens!
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