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100gSoma · 2004-07-15 11:17:51

How do I get to the task menu on a remote machine? If I press "control alt delete" it simply brings up MY task manager on the HOST machines. I need to be able to "Control alt delete" on the remote machine? Any help? I tried it in full screen mode on the remote, but the keystrokes still bring up my task manager. Thanks

15-07-2004 12:17PM

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100gSoma

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How do I get to the task menu on a remote machine?
If I press "control alt delete" it simply brings up MY task manager on the HOST machines. I need to be able to "Control alt delete" on the remote machine?

Any help? I tried it in full screen mode on the remote, but the keystrokes still bring up my task manager.

Thanks

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#2 15-07-2004 12:28PM

BattlingCheese

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ctrl-Alt-End

more useful commands
http://www.winnetmag.com/Article/ArticleID/15801/15801.html

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#3 15-07-2004 12:36PM

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You can also click Start->Run and enter taskmgr.exe

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#4 15-07-2004 12:52PM

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If it's 2k or XP you can right-click on the taskbar and select Task Manager. I'm not sure if this is available in NT4.

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#5 15-07-2004 01:29PM

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thanks guys! Thats been a massive help!!!

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#6 15-07-2004 06:13PM

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taskmgr ?
have a look at procexp

The version for win9x replaces taskman and wintop

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