| Have you ever experienced this? You press Ctrl + Alt | | | | 2. Type 'regedit' (without quotes) and press 'Enter'. |
| + Del but the Task Manager doesn't show up. Instead | | | | 3. Navigate to |
| you get a message stating that the it has been | | | | CurrentVersionPoliciesSystem' |
| disabled by Administrator. But what if you are the | | | | 4. Then find a key named DisableTaskMgr. Double |
| admin? What do you do to resolve the issue? This is a | | | | click it and change the value to 0. |
| very common problem that computer users face | | | | However, playing with registry can bring disaster. So I |
| everyday. | | | | give you an alternative way to achieve our goal. |
| This problem might occur if your pc is infected by virus. | | | | Alternative way to do the same thing |
| Some AV just clean up the virus but doesn't fix the | | | | 1. Click 'Start-->Run' |
| registry key cause by the virus. They virus may have | | | | 2. Type 'gpedit.msc' (without quotes) and press 'Enter'. |
| come when you are surfing online or through some | | | | 3. Browse to Local Computer Policy|User |
| external media like CD's or DVD's or pendrives. In | | | | Configuration|Administrative |
| either case, your system gets infected and some | | | | Templates|System|Ctrl+Alt+Del|Remove Task |
| functions get disabled. No matter what method you try | | | | Manager |
| to bring up the Task manager, it never shows up. If | | | | 4. Enable Task Manager by disabling the policy. |
| you want it back, here's an easy way. | | | | Thats it. You're done. It will be available to you now. |
| 1. Click 'Start-->Run' | | | | |