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  1. Dwarf
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    Windows 8.1 Pro RTM x64
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    You can access the Task Manager by means of Ctrl Alt Delete, however you will need to select Start Task Manager from the menu that appears. For direct access, the key combination is Ctrl Shift Esc.
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  3. res31
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    W7 home premium-64
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    It seems not all W7 systems are alike. Ctrl-Alt-Del on my computer does not open a menu of any kind. Nothing happens. Ctrl-Shift-Esc does not open the Task Manager, it opens the"Start" menu - same as clicking on the Start button. However, rt-clicking on the taskbar opens a menu that includes "Start Task Manager".
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