Well, not my taskmanager, but one of my friends. Appearently she pushed a button or a combination of buttons, and it dissapeared (although not entirely, as you can see in the shot). Is that even possible? Any way to fix it?
Well, not my taskmanager, but one of my friends. Appearently she pushed a button or a combination of buttons, and it dissapeared (although not entirely, as you can see in the shot). Is that even possible? Any way to fix it?
M.Eng Computer Engineering CandidateB.Sc Computer Science
Robotics and graphics enthusiast.
Double-click on the frame, but not on any of the controls.
Awesome, apparently it worked. Thanks.
M.Eng Computer Engineering CandidateB.Sc Computer Science
Robotics and graphics enthusiast.
I have a problem with the task menager too when I start my computer and I try to ctrl-alt-delete apperars a message "Task menager disabled by user".In the registry I find something like this
"Disabled task menager" and it's value is 0,when I change to one task menager normally works,and it happen on every time when i restart or turn off my PC.Any idea how to fix this
> Any idea how to fix this
Assuming this is your own computer (and not some work machine with some policy in place), then I'd say it's probably some malware which is trying to hide some of the more common tools which might reveal it's presence.
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Yes it's my computer
I agree with Salem; taking a look at your process list, it definately looks like you could have some malware on your system, or at the very least, a serious need to clean out your start-up list. I suggest using services.msc + msconfig + regedit (run keys) to manually zap malware, or for a more comprehensive, consolidated solution, try HiJack This.