How to Disable a Task Manager in Group Policy
The task manager is a Windows tool that allows you to monitor networks, view running processes and manage open programs and applications. Although by default, the task manager is enabled, you can also disable it anytime you want. You can disable the task manager using the registry; however, disabling it using the Group Policy Settings window is a simpler and less dangerous process.
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Instructions
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Click the Windows "Start" menu and click "Run." Type "gpedit.msc" (without quotes) and press "Enter" to launch the Group Policy Editor window.
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Click the plus symbol ("+") next to the User Configuration folder to expand it, and expand the Administrative Templates folder.
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Expand the System folder and double-click the "Ctrl+Alt+Delete" folder. Double-click the "Remote Task Manager" option. A new dialog box launches. Select the "Enable" option under Remove Task Manager. By selecting "Enable," you are actually disabling the task manager. Click "OK" to save the changes.
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