Task Manager

[ANUPLUCIFERGAMER]

Hey guys!i'm in a problem! I can use the Task Manager lately! What should i do?

 

 

 

This is what happens when alt+ctrl+del is used.

 

 

[defunkt]

Good thinking on covering up your porn.

[Duda777]

can you still access it via ctrl + alt +del ?

[Cacao]

Going on the Linux wikipedia page to take your screenshot, seriously?

[lilc]

Try ctrl + shift  + esc also ctrl + alt + del

[_ASSASSIN_]

ctrl + shift + esc is the shortcut for task manager, and it's the easiest way to pull it up

[kizoku_95]

That is weird man....its a problem i never had in my life !

[Liam-McShane]

Try alt + F4

[ANUPLUCIFERGAMER]

ctrl + shift + esc is the shortcut for task manager, and it's the easiest way to pull it up

it also doesn't work

 

can you still access it via ctrl + alt +del ?

no. it still doesn't work.

 

Good thinking on covering up your porn.

nope. it wasn't porn. it was ssd caching,and some others.

[xox]

I thought is was Ctrl+Shift+Esc for task manager.

 

Start>Run>"taskmgr"

 

Start>Run>"cmd">"taskmgr"

 

And make sure you're an administrator.

[defunkt]

nope. it wasn't porn. it was ssd caching,and some others.

Oh noes.. Don't want anyone to see my ssd caching!

[FlakeyBanana]

you have been infected with a virus, disabling task manager and regedit are common features now.

i suggest you run a full scan with either avg or malwarebytes

[GoodBytes]

You have a group policy set to disable the Task Bar.
Long live XP crap security. Anyway, beside the fact that I would suggest to get Windows 8.

Do:
Win+R > run: gpedit.msc. On the group policy dialog got to User Configuration >  Administrative Templates > System > Ctrl+Alt+Del Options.

You'll find in the list: Remove Task Manager option set to Disable or Not Configured.

 

Now, close it, and do Win+R > run: gpupdate /force.

 

Then restart your system. You should be able to get your Task Manager working.

 

Note that group Policy is only available in the non-Home edition of Windows.

So: XP Professional, XP Professional 64-bit, Vista Business, Vista Ultimate, 7 Professional, 7 Ultimate and 8 Pro.

 

If you don't have permission for the group policy, nor have permission for the registry.

Then get out your Windows XP disk, format and re-install.