The so-called Task Manager, is the computer is running programs, processes and services, such as display management, but in the operation of the Win7 system, Task Manager will often stop running, how to solve this problem? Let's analyze and analyze the small series.
Windows Task Manager often goes on strike and should be scanned in time to eliminate the impact of viruses and Trojans on the system. In addition, it is possible that Task Manager will not work properly because of improper Group Policy settings and registry modifications.
Scenario One: Reconfiguring Group Policy
In many cases, the WIN7 task Manager cannot be opened because it is closed and disabled in Group Policy, so a ban on Group Policy can resolve most of the WIN7 task manager strikes.
STEP1: Click on the "Start" menu. Click "Run" and type "gpedit.msc". In Group Policy, expand the Local Computer Policy/user Configuration/Administrative Templates/System/ctrl+alt+del option in turn.
STEP2: In the list, open the Delete Task Manager property. In the Settings tab of a property, if you have options such as disabled or not configured, select it as turned on, and then Win7 task management will work again.
Situation Two: Modify the registration Form
May be because of the virus or Trojan impact, the registry has been modified, resulting in Task Manager does not function properly, at this time only need to make registry adjustment can be done.
Click Run, enter "regedit" to open Registry Editor, expand Hkey_current_usersoftwaremicrosoftwindowscurrentversionpolicies in turn, and create a name System under the registry key Item, under which a string value or DWORD value named DisableTaskMgr is created, and setting the key value to 0 unlocks the status of the Task Manager, and setting it to 1 represents a prohibition. Once the operation is complete, the Win7 task Manager becomes normal.
By using the two methods described in the small series above, we can easily solve the problem that the Win7 Task Manager stops running.