Crtl alt del doesn't do anything on my pc how can I fix that?
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restore your system to the last day that you remember it working, then run all your anti virus/and/or spyware scanners right away.
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Startup in Safe Mode, scan with updated A/V, Adaware and Spybot S&D, do \na search for dinst.exe and delete it. Run regedit, do a Find for \ndinst.exe and delete any keys containing references to it.
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I think its: \nCTRL + ALT+ ESC as soon as you turn on the computer. \nJust to be sure, chat with tech support and see: \nhttp://www.emachines.com/corporate/contacts.html
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try alt+467 and replace with " "
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Try these links (LMGRD.EXE) (IMGRD.EXE)\nHope this helps.\nGood luck.
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On the Internet browser address bar, if you write the main name of the website, then hold CRTL and hit enter, it completes all the rest and takes you to the website.\n\nFor example:  cnn\n              \n[only write cnn in the address bar]\n              \n[hold the CRTL key down]\n              \n[press ENTER]\n              \n...presto magic, it writes the rest in and takes you there.
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ALT+CNTRL+USE THE ARROW BUTTONS TO WHICH DIRECTION U WANT THE WINDOWS TO FACE. ALL WINDOWS XP HAVE THIS FEATURE. I WOULD PRANK MY FRIENDS AND PRESS ALT CNTRL UP TO MAKE ALL THEIR STUFF UPSIDE DOWN
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I think the previous answerers have misunderstood the question. The user's problem is probably that he *cannot* access the Task Manager from the dialog that pops up when pressing Alt-Ctrl-Del.\n\nThis can happen if the Task Manager has been disabled - by some malware (most probably) or by the system administrator. See below for information how to enable it - but do be careful, because it involves editing the Registry.
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Simple fix......go to this link http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?atl     and download the Atl.dll file then just unzip it to c:/windows/system32 then restart your computer.
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C and either F12, F11 or F10. One of those combos works. Repeatedly press it on startup and you should get there.
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If you need to send CTRL+ALT+DEL to the remote computer, you must use CTRL+ALT+END
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URNDWAY IS Way Wrong. It is a Windows XP thing.\n\nControl Panel > \nPerformance and Maintenance > \nSystem. \n\nChoose the Advanced tab, and click the Settings button under Performance. \n\nDEP settings are on the Data Execution Prevention tab\n\nCHOOSE WISELY
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Type TRACERT address  at the DOS prompt.  I have XP here and it works fine.\n\nPS- Anybody that might run TRACERT needs to have a shortcut on the desktop to CMD.
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Hey Pal,\n\nTry to run this command in CMD,\nSFC /scannow\ni hope it will fix the problem.\n\nCiao,
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Try a Google search for:\n\n"No valid rendering code path detected"\n\nwith the quotes.  You will see that when this question was posted on a forum where people might know the answer, the first question usually asked of the poster was: What video card do you have?  I won't ask that here, because I wouldn't know what to do based on the answer.\n\nBut if you see the forums where people who had this problem got help, you may either find your answer, or something that will lead you to your answer, or you can just choose one of the forums and post your own query there.
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Try using Alt+Prt Scr.  That should do it.
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I suspect your memory chip is failing as this is a fairly typically tell-tale. If none of the 'conventional answers work' do a Google for MemTest, download the program, run it. (The app creates a bootable CD which will list in bright red any errors)\n\nAdditionally, and even before the above, check your CPU heatsink is not too hot to touch. If it is, replace the CPU cooler (quite cheap at a computer shop - if nervous, ask them to fit it as you can screw things up royally trying to get the old one off)\n\nGood luck. In my experience, this problem has absolutely nothing to do with HAL.DLL or MUP.SYS (the other close favorite which cheats you into thinking there is a software issue)\n\nOf course, I could be wrong.... Naw