25 January 2011

Tutorial Disable & Enable Task Manager Win XP Pro,SP2, and SP3

1/25/2011  Justsonix  3 comments

When we browse or play games on sites like facebook and then suddenly your computer to be slow, not because we are a slow network connection, but is caused by a virus active in our system. Of course we feel curious about what a virus that makes us slow computer and want to see what programs are running on our computer, do so by opening the Task Manager on our computers, but when you press Ctrl + Alt + Del Task Manager it turns out we terdisable participate, then how do we get to re-enable the Task Manager? Please try the tutorial method below:

Hive: HKEY_CURRENT_USER Key: Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System
Name: DisableTaskMgr
Type: REG_DWORD
Value: 1 = Enable <= this button, that is DISABLE Task Manager
Value: 0 = Disable <= This button, which shouldn't Disable, but the Task Manager ENABLE

The steps above are available for most Windows 2000 and XP Pro, SP2, and SP3, but rather than take risks by changing the Registry Editor you, because as we indeed administrator can enable or disable Windows 2000 Pro or Windows XP Pro Task Manager by using the Group Policy Editor. This can be done to your own. Note: if you want to try to change the organization in Group Policy you, I do not think it would be. because after you otentikasikan to the domain, then the domain or OU Group Policy will restore the registry settings as before, but if you accidentally disabled the Task Manager and want to control it again, please follow the method below:

1. Click Start
2. Click Run
3. Enter gpedit.msc in the open box and click OK
4. In the Group Policy settings windows
    * Select User Configuration
    * Select Administrative Templates
    * Select System
    * Select Ctrl+Alt+Delete Option
    * Select Remove Task Manager
    * Double click Remove Task Manager 
    * Select Enable

Hopefully useful to you that the Task manager terdisable by the administrator of deliberate or accidental or caused by the presence of a rogue virus in your computer. Thank You.

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I searched all over the net for a solution. There are third party utilities to solve this but not your simple, effective and inbuilt solution.
Thanks pal, you are of great help.

See my above post; actually, even 'Run' Command along with 'Task Manager' is disabled. I used 'Search' for gpedit.msc and followed the steps. Later instead of 'Enable' I have chosen 'Not Configured' which resulted in enabling both.

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