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| 19 Nov 2008 | #1 |
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How to make TaskManager tie with Ctrl+Alt+Del
I just wonder if there is any way to make TaskManager show up immediately when Ctrl+Alt+Del is pressed without step through the Log off menu?
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| 19 Nov 2008 | #2 |
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You could add a shortcut!!
Type "taskm" into the search / right click/ openfile location / right click again / create shortcut!! (desktop) 
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| 19 Nov 2008 | #3 |
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Appreciate that! Does any one got another idea?
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| 19 Nov 2008 | #4 |
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Right-click the taskbar (bottom toolbar) - select Task Manager.
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| 19 Nov 2008 | #5 |
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I just wonder if there is any way to make the TaskManager permanent for Ctrl_Alt_Del function.
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| 19 Nov 2008 | #6 |
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Not sure about that but you can just make a desktop shortcut...
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Right-click anywhere on your desktop, and point to New, then click Shortcut. In the wizard that appears, type taskmgr.exe. Click Next, and type the name you want for this shortcut. Click Finish, and you're done!
Bonus tip: If you want to have the Task Manager running minimized, but you don't want to have it on the taskbar, you can choose to keep it running in the system tray. To do this, start Task Manager, click Options, and click on Hide when minimized to turn this feature on. Now you can minimize Task Manager without it being in your way, and you'll always see your CPU usage in the system tray! |
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| 19 Nov 2008 | #7 |
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What about, Ctrl + Shift + Esc ?
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| 19 Nov 2008 | #8 |
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Yes, that's another way of bypassing Vista/Windows 7 logon screen and it works in XP too.
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| 19 Nov 2008 | #9 |
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In order to bypass that screen, you need to use CTRL+SHIFT+ESC which takes you right to it :)
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| 20 Nov 2008 | #10 |
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Thanks everybody, now I think there is no way to do that...
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