How to make TaskManager tie with Ctrl+Alt+Del

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  1. doubleblack
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    Windows 7 x86
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    I'm sorry but I just told you how to do that, CTRL+SHIFT+ESC will bring up Task Manager automatically. It's impossible to make anything else come up with CTRL+ALT+DEL, otherwise it would be an EXTREME security risk on your machine. CTRL+SHIFT+ESC does EXACTLY what you're looking for!
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  3. dmex
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    doubleblack said:
    I'm sorry but I just told you how to do that, CTRL+SHIFT+ESC will bring up Task Manager automatically. It's impossible to make anything else come up with CTRL+ALT+DEL, otherwise it would be an EXTREME security risk on your machine. CTRL+SHIFT+ESC does EXACTLY what you're looking for!
    Doubleblack is correct
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  4. z3r010
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    I cant believe I didnt know (or I have forgot) CTRL+SHIFT+ESC

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  6. Mark
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    Well that's something I didn't know about but i glad that I do now, thanks Guys.

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  7. davehc
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    Vista and now 7 in 32 and 64 bit.
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    ? I think Anthony gave you the 7 way
    Later. Sorry Doubleblack. This wasn't pointed at your last post, I wrote too hastily without reading page 2.of the posts!
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  8. Mycatisbigfoot
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x32
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    just right click the super bar then click start manager, I do this as I have no delete key. Stupid mac lol,
    I'm never buying a mac agane
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