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In task manager you can:
To disable task manager through group policy you must be using Windows XP , 2000, Windows Vista Ultimate, Windows Vista Business. If you are not using any of these operating systems, you can disable the task manager through your windows registry. |
How to disable the task manager using the Windows group policy editor
Go to the start menu and choose run from the menu
Type in gpedit.msc and press ok
Press on the plus sign next to User configuration.
Press on the plus sign next to Administrative templates.
Press on the plus sign next to System.
Select CTL+ALT DEL Options by making it blue.
Select Remove Task Manager in the right pane by making it blue. (number one on screen shot)
Now press on properties. (Number two in the screenshot)
If you choose enable, task manager will be disabled and you will not be able to access it. If you choose disable it will be be working fine again.
Disable the Task Manager using the Windows Registry
I could tell you a long and boring way to edit the Windows registry yourself, however why not do it with one simple click. Below you can download a small registry file that will be added to your registry when you click on it. These registry fixes are from http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com and work great...The links do what they say...
Restore Missing Tabs to Task Manager
Creates copies of REGEDIT, MSCONFIG and Task Manager
Notes:
How to restore the Run command window when it is missing from the start menu
How to get to regedit and gpedit.msc when there is no run or command window
How to search for a registry key or subkey in the Windows registry
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