Workaround for XP System Task Manager not running

Users who often use computers should know the task manager, and by combining key Ctrl+alt+del, we can open Task Manager, which provides information about the performance of the computer and shows the details of the programs and processes running on the computer. We can also view the status of the network through it and quickly understand how the network works. It can be said that the task manager in the Windows XP system is one of the important tools we use in the computer process. But sometimes we encounter the "Task Manager has been disabled by the system administrator" prompts, this time can not open the Task Manager how do we do? The following small series to share with you under the specific solution!

The method is as follows:

1, click the "Start" menu, select "Run" option, in the Open dialog box, enter the "gpedit.msc" character command, press "OK" key;

2, in the Open "Group Policy" interface to the left to expand User Configuration, Management module, System, Ctrl+alt+del options;

3, right click on the right mouse button ' Delete ' Task Manager ' option, clicking the ' Properties ' buttons;

4. In the open ' delete ' Task Manager ' properties ' interface, switch to the "Settings" tab, select the "Disabled" option, press "OK" button.

The above is the XP system can not open Task Manager solution, because the task manager is one of the more important tools, can not open the tool on our normal use of the computer caused a great impact, so you may wish to learn the next tutorial, I hope that we can help.