Closed Ano po ang pang palit sa alt ctrl delete pag di po gumagana?

[elnabu]

salamat po sa tutulong
naka program po kasi ung pc

 

[Cant Reach The Apex]

anong naka program? ctrl alt del ayaw gumana? change keyboard po

 

[elnabu]

may ininstall ata po para mailock ang shortcut keys

 

[cleanfuel]

Lctrl+Lshift+esc

thank me later

 

[Cant Reach The Apex]

Lctrl+Lshift+esc

thank me later

ito o, sakto pang access ng task manager kung yun lang naman need mo, task manager rin lang kasi common sa dalawa

 

[elnabu]

try ko po boss salamat po

 

[donteatmeat]

right click mo sa taskbar then click mo yung task manager.

 

[elnabu]

salamat po boss try ko po ito

 

[Jmrie_]

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[elnabu]

boss ayaw po gumana ng ctrl shift esc

 

[Jmrie_]

Ctrl+w try mo

 

[elnabu]

di na din po gumagana ang task bar windows

 

[Jmrie_]

di na din po gumagana ang task bar windows

Just about everyone knows thatAlt+Ctrl+Del interrupts the operating system, but most people don't know that Alt+F4 closes the current window. So if you had pressed Alt+F4while playing a game, the game window would have closed. It turns out there are several other handy keystrokes like that built into Windows.

 

[Jmrie_]

di na din po gumagana ang task bar windows

Try mo sinabe ko

 

[elnabu]

di din po gumagana ctrl w

 

[Jmrie_]

di din po gumagana ctrl w

Restard mo p.c mo

 

[elnabu]

ayaw din po ng alt f4

 

[Jmrie_]

may ininstall ata po para mailock ang shortcut keys

• Approach 1: Press Esc twice.
  
  This action rarely works, but give it a shot anyway.
  
  
• Approach 2: Press the Ctrl, Alt, and Delete keys simultaneously and choose Start Task Manager from the menu that appears.
  
  If you’re lucky, the Task Manager appears with the message that it discovered an unresponsive application. The Task Manager lists the names of currently running programs, including the one that’s not responding. On the Processes tab, click the name of the program that’s causing the mess and then click the End Task button. You lose any unsaved work in that program, of course, but you should be used to that. (If you somehow stumbled onto the Ctrl+Alt+Delete combination by accident, press Esc to quit Task Manager and return to Windows.)
  
  
  
  If that still doesn’t do the trick, press Ctrl+Alt+Delete again and click the Power icon (shown here) in the screen’s bottom-right corner. Choose Restart from the pop-up menu, and your computer shuts down and restarts, hopefully returning in a better mood.
  
  
• Approach 3: If the preceding approaches don’t work, turn off the computer by pressing its power button. (If that merely brings up the Turn Off the Computer menu, choose Restart, and your computer should restart.)
  
  
• Approach 4: If you keep holding down your computer’s power button long enough (usually about 4 to 5 seconds), it eventually stops resisting and turns off.
  

 

[Jmrie_]

ayaw din po ng alt f4

Pag hinde parin gumana restart your p.c or power off mo

 

[elnabu]

cge po salamat po ng marami ttry ko po ito