Ok I needed to use the task manager earlier. Well when I hit ctr alt del It says it has been disabled by the admin. Well one problem here, I am the admin. SO how do I fix this problem?
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wtf. no idea.
thats wel weird lol.
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Hi,
Just go to:
• Click Start • Click Run • Enter gpedit.msc in the Open box and click OK • In the Group Policy settings window o Select User Configuration o Select Administrative Templates o Select System o Select Ctrl+Alt+Delete options o Select Remove Task Manager o Double-click the Remove Task Manager option
Google is your friend.
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Dylan6405
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There must be another account on the computer, make sure its a limited account
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• Click Start • Click Run • Enter gpedit.msc in the Open box and click OK • In the Group Policy settings window o Select User Configuration o Select Administrative Templates o Select System o Select Ctrl+Alt+Delete options o Select Remove Task Manager o Double-click the Remove Task Manager option
Google is your friend.
try that before my response lol i think this is a better explanation
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