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| 23 Feb 2012 | #1 |
| | Force CTRL+ALT+DEL to log a user back in? I am deploying PCs in a public setting. These PCs are managed by a 3rd party software system. Every now and then folks will CTRL+ALT+DEL and leave the PC at the login screen, disrupting the 3rd party software. I have seen on an HP Thin Client where CTRL+ALT+DEL will log you right back into the user profile UNLESS you hold down shift while doing it. Can this be replicated in Windows 7 Professional? Or Do you have a suggestion to alter CTRL+ALT+DEL but still allow me, as the admin to log in or out? Thanks! |
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