I doubt some program running all time in my computer which don't allow "task-manager" appear in the screen - it appear and goes momentarily, how to get "task-manager" in my computer?
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Hi,\nFor the most part, if you <right-click> on the task bar.  You should see the option for Task Manager to start up.\nGood luck.
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lmao....you closed winows explorer..........just reboot\n\nbut you can open task mgr.. go to file then run new task\nthen hit browse  navigate to the windows folder in c drive\n\nfind exporer.exe.(the lil computer screen) thats it
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To enable your task manager:\nGo to Start -> Run and type in 'regedit' (without quotes) and press enter.\nInside the registry editor, navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER&#92;Software&#92;Microsoft&#92;Windows&#92;CurrentVersion&#92;Policies&#92;System.\nFind and double click on DisableTaskMgr from the right hand side. \nMake sure its value data is 0 (that is to enable task manager).\n\nTo see the Run button:\nRight-click on the Start icon and select Properties.\nIf Start Menu is selected, choose Customize and go to the Advanced tab. Under Start menu items,  Scroll until you find Run Command. Check it. Press OK to exit.\nIf Classic Start Menu is selected, choose Customize and under Advanced Start menu Options, check "Display run". Press OK to exit.
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Well, if it's located in a system folder "c:&#92;windows&#92;", "c:&#92;windows&#92;system", "c:&#92;windows&#92;system32", etc., it may very well be spyware.\n\nA lot of spyware run as services, so they don't show up in the task manager. That way you can't end them. And when there is a certain file they use, they check to see if it's there. If not, it writes the file itself.
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Actually I don't understand these terms. Could you please tell what is really happening in your computer? (like, a program's not opening, windows can't let you in, etc.)\n\nBut usually the source of problem in a computer is a virus. So go get a cleaner.
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check for errors,trojans,spyware and viruses.\nthis is usually due to a program running in the background.\ncheck the icons on the lower right corner and quit any programs you donot wish to use.if the prob continues,go to task manager (ctrl+alt+del) and check for any unusual tasks running.also uninstall all the unwanted software you have installed and keep only the most nesessary ones.the problem can also be due to a problem in your screensaver which is not able to load.try changing/disabling it.if the prob occurs try defragmenting your drive.AND ultimately ,if nothing works out,reformat your drive(this is the best way).
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I can only give my advice about what I think has happened to your task bar (the bar on the bottom).  I am thinking you normally have a couple of icons such as for your internet browser, on the right hand side of your task bar...\nIf you want these back, right click on the task bar and go to Toolbars and make sure Quick Launch has a tick by it.  Other than that, the task bar has very little else on it.  Maybe your clock has gone? Then right click on the task bar and choose Properties.  Make sure Show the Clock is selected.  Have a play with all the other options to see what suits you.\nAbout the tool bar on top, are you talking about within your browser?  Try right clicking just below the address and make sure there is a tick by Menu Bar.  Choose any other menus to suit you.  If I am completely getting the wrong end of the stick, sorry.
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Sorry, this link that you provide does not work here.\n\nTry to check your processes in your task manager and look for the one that is using the most CPU.  Some antivirus software are very heavy these days so If this is the case I recommend you to switch to something lighter such as avg.  In any case  you can disable the programs that start automatically when windows start by running msconfig (start->run->msconfig->startup)\n\nI hope this helps!
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OK. First try pressing the start key on your keyboard (it's the one with the flag-like symbol between the Ctrl and Alt keys). If that doesn't help,Try pressing Ctrl + Alt + Delete. ONce that window opens, go to the top and click on "File", then choose "New task, (Run...)"\n\ntype in "explorer". That should take care of it.
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Yeah u probably have spyware running even if u dont want it. Im not sure, but try ctrl+alt+del, go to proceeseess, and see if there are any processes not running under SYSTEM, that seem suspicious. If you end a process, it will immediatly stop. Also, try searching your program files directory  and see if anything  got installed that seems suspicious.
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What program is it? Try right clicking it in the taskbar and looking for "properties" or something similar... lots of times there's a box you can uncheck to disable starting up when windows starts.\n\nAlternately, goto the start menu and hit "Run..." type msconfig and hit enter.... Hit the last tab called startup and look in there for the name of the program and uncheck it, and it wont startup again. You may have to expand the column that tells the location of the file on the system to figure out what those processes are for, because sometimes the names can be a little vague.\n\nHope that helps.
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Make sure your not on a school computer or a computer with a deep freeze program on it. Deep freeze programs can only be changed by the admin of the computer. If it is your personal comp, then I am not sure what is wrong.Probably something small that we are both missing.Just poke around the options of your taskbar and i am sure you will find it.
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At the same time click these buttons:\nCtrl+Alt+Delete\nwhen the Task Manager window appears click the tab with the name Processes and find the name of the program. then select it and click End Process. a warning will pop up click yes and that's it.\nBut be careful to not stop the processing of system programs because you will need to restart your computer to return all back to normal
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right click on your start button and choose properties then set your start menu to xp style, you will see icons then.  also, if your task manager is not pulling up, you probably have to much stuff running in the background and your system is struggling with what little memory it has to work with.  Try this:  click on start>Run>type in the open field:  msconfig and click ok.  click on the startup tab at the top and disable all start-up items and then reboot.  i bet your task manager will open then.
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try using Process Explorer located on www.sysinternals.com.  It's a free stand-alone utility that acts like task manager but more powerful.  You may see the program running this way
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CTRL+ALT+DEL  It will bring up the windows task manager box.  Select the pop up program and close it.  You can also try the F4 key.
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You are supposed to have a bunch of things running under processes. The vast majority of those things are windows processes. If you think there are programs running that shouldn't be, get a spyware/malware remover such as SpyBot, or AdAware. Another good thing to do is go into Add/Remove programs, and "Remove" anything that you don't use. Just make sure you find out what it is before you remove it. It's not unusual to have that many processes running...in fact, right now I have over 50.