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How to Enable the Windows Task Manager?

Started by Sunite, October 03, 2007, 08:39:11 PM

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How to Enable the Windows Task Manager?



Windows Task Manager is used to view

the status of running applications, active

processes, CPU and Page file usage history and

active user in windows environment. As a system

administrator you can mange the all features of

Windows Task Manager, you can end task any

running application and set the priority of any

running process according to application

importance. By default Windows Task Manager

Status is enabled, but a user can also disable

or enable it manually. But some time a registry

hack applies on windows task manager to disable

it and your system give you a message” Task

Manager has been disabled by your

administrator.” then you should enable it with

editing the system registry or using Group

Policy Editor.


Before

proceeding further, first scan your system with

up-to-date antivirus, and then follow the given

steps to enable it using group policy editor.

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To enable this feature, you

will need to be logged into your computer with

administrative rights. 

Now

click on Start button and type “Gpedit.msc” in

Run option then press OK.




/>In Group Policy Editor, expand the

“Administrative Templates” > “System” then

“Ctrl+Alt+Del Options”, under the User

Configuration option. 

Now in

right side of panel “Ctrl+Alt+Del Options”

double click on “Remove Task Manager” to change

it setting. Here set the option “Disable” to

“Enable” or “Not configured” and your task

manager is available once again. 


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