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ctrl alt del doesnt work.
like at all.
no viruses or spyware et cetera.
like at all.
no viruses or spyware et cetera.
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Operating system?
Try to use ctrl shift esc, brings up the task manager.Original Mambonian
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Its frustrating to write these lines after every post^
I'd hope there would be another way..like some automatic system that fills them itself after every post. -
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that has to work jerome, it works with me too, it has to be in your settings i guessCode:1:Pred_FNM <ER>> guys, yellow + green is really shitty for forumcolours :p 1:lnx> what's wrong with that combination 1:lnx> I wear yellow-green clothes :( 1:Pred_FNM <ER>> i dont mean in clothes, in forums.. 1:lnx> kk 1:lnx> buy a black-white computer monitor if you don't like the colors foo
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Start - Run - Taskmgr should bring up the taskmanager atleast.
If that doesn't work, verify that the taskmgr.exe file is still in your <Windowsroot>\System32 directory.
Edit: You should also verify the settings for the taskmanager policy settings.
Start - Run - gpedit.mscLast edited by Fallen Angel; 07-04-2004, 07:36 AM.There's no place like 127.0.0.1Comment
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Gives me a "file is already in use" and a "windows cannot find gpedit.msc"Comment
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www.blackanddecker.com...you'll probably find some tools here to totally ruin your computer.I don't know how to put this but I'm kind of a big deal...Comment
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lol that place was funny. They actually have online registration forms for sledgehammers and screwdriversOriginally posted by cundor
5: Da1andonly> !ban epinephrine
5: RoboHelp> Are you nuts? You can't ban a staff member!
5: Da1andonly> =((
5: Epinephrine> !ban da1andonly
5: RoboHelp> Staffer "da1andonly" has been banned for abuse.
5: Epinephrine> oh shitComment
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Originally posted by Jerome Scuggs
Wow, that's fucked up...
Well, we can work around that.
Start - Run - MMC
File - Add/Remove Module
Add...
Select "Goup policy" from the list, click Finish in the next Window, click "Close" to close the list of modules and finally click "Ok" to close the add/remove module window.
Alrighty, now expand the local computer policy tree and then expand the user policy subtree. Now expand the Management templates subtree, followed by the system subtree and click the CTRL+ALT+DEL options node.
Make sure the "Remove Taskmanager" option status is set to disabled.
Not sure if I got all the menu and option names exactly right, because I had to translate them from dutch to english.There's no place like 127.0.0.1Comment
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One more thing you could try logging in as a different user with admin rights, preferably the built in Administrator account, and see if ctrl+alt+del works then.There's no place like 127.0.0.1Comment
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I'm the root admin, and all i get it file -> Add/remove "snap-in", i figure that might be it so i then click "add..." but i dont have a group policy, just "local users and groups". But when i click "finish", it gives me: "You are using windows XP, this isnt avaliable, you can do this through User Management in control Panel"Comment
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Ow, right, those things are called snap-ins, in the english version, forgot about that...
Are you by any chance using Windows XP Home Edition or something, because you're missing a shitload of management options that should be available by default, atleast in XP Professional.There's no place like 127.0.0.1Comment
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Yup, XP Home
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