how to enable task manager?
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I'm assuming that the task manager has somehow been disabled, if that is the case, do the following:\n\nClick Start\nClick Run\nEnter gpedit.msc in the Open box and click OK\nIn the Group Policy settings window:\n\nSelect User Configuration\nSelect Administrative Templates\nSelect System\nSelect Ctrl+Alt+Delete options\nSelect Remove Task Manager\nDouble-click the Remove Task Manager option\n\nMore here, http://www.windowsnetworking.com/kbase/WindowsTips/WindowsXP/UserTips/Customization/EnableDisableTaskManagerinWindowsXPHomePro.html
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Start menu/turn off computer/restart
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Click on Start-- Programs-- Accessories --System Tools-- Scheduled Tasks.  Click on Add scheduled tasks on the window that opens and select what you want to schedule.
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windows task manager is something you bring up by pressing control, alt, and delete. (ctrl,alt,delete) Be sure to press them at the same time.
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-Click Start \n-Click Run \n-Enter gpedit.msc in the Open box and click OK \n-In the Group Policy settings window \n-Select User Configuration \n-Select Administrative Templates \n-Select System \n-Select Ctrl+Alt+Delete options \n-Select Remove Task Manager \n-Double-click the Remove Task Manager option \nAnd as I mentioned above, since the policy is Remove Task Manager, by disabling the policy, you are enabling the Task Manager.
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start - settings- control panel - system - hardware- device manager
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Disclaimer: I highly DO NOT recommend you EVER doing this since windows depends on some of these services to work!\n\nNow for the answer.\nYou can get to your services as follows:\nClick Start->Run\nIn the run box, type (without the quotes): 'services.msc'\nDouble click on each task on the list, one by one. For each task you double click, its properties box will come up. Under 'Startup type:', select 'Disabled' from the drop down menu and click Apply. Then click ok.\nAgain, diabling all services WILL STOP Windows from working Be careful with what you stop.
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I don't know if you are looking for simple monitoring or more advanced programming, the later is usually able to be purchased off of the internet, and the former is usually available with you version of Windows.\n\nControl+Alt+Del will often bring up the option to use Windows Task Manager, and you then select the Networking Tab.\n\nHope this helps....\nMore options are available at the Command Prompt, but this usually takes a more experianced user, once in the CMD prompt, type help in order to veiw the list available to use.
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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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if you use windows xp click \n\nstart > set program access and defaults
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You must be logged on to your computer with an owner account in order to complete this procedure.\n\n1. Open Power Options in Control Panel. (Click Start, click Control Panel, and then double-click Power Options.)\n \n\n2. Click the Hibernate tab, select the Enable hibernate support check box, and then click Apply.\n\nIf the Hibernate tab is unavailable, your computer does not support this feature.\n\nPower options\n\n3. Click the APM tab, click Enable Advanced Power Management support, and then click Apply.\n\nThe APM tab is unavailable on ACPI–compliant computers. ACPI automatically enables Advanced Power Management, which disables the APM tab.\n \n\n4. Click the Power Schemes tab, and then select a time period in System hibernates. Your computer hibernates after it has been idle for the specified amount of time.\n\nIf you are using Windows XP Home Edition, or Windows XP Professional with Fast User Switching turned on, the Shut Down menu will present the options to Stand By, Turn Off, or Restart your computer. Hold down the Shift key, and the Stand By button will change to Hibernate. \n\nYou might want to check the ThinkPad Keyboard Customizer Utility.\n\nIt enables predefined assignment for:\n- A Windows key and an Application key on ThinkPad keyboard.\n- Audio volume control buttons, a mute button, a ThinkPad button/Access IBM button, Suspend/Hibernate, Wireless Radio Control, EasyEject, Full Screen Magnifier, and Presentation Director on the external keyboard.
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Start>run>msconfig\n\nYou can set it through there.
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If you're not admin you don't. \n\nI for one don't want normal users messing around with the systems that I look after, which is why they have no access rights to do anything in Task Manager, no way to change display properties etc
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click start, settings, taskbar and start menu snd make sure autohide is unchecked and always on top is checked...
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Windows probs finks u need it or has just not updated in task manager. try restart. if not leave it. windows does normally do the best thing for speed
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Also you may try and do this:\n\nStart > Run \nType in MSCONFIG\nGo to Startup, and uncheck the programs on start up (I find that helps)\n\nAlso in the right corner on the tasbar I Disable/Exit a few of those programs - running in the background
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Need more info. What does it do when you try to access the task manager? Two ways I can think of is ctl-alt-del and right-click taskbar and click task manager.