3 ms·
In Windows, I generally just default to CTRL+SHIFT+ESC which immediately brings up the Task Manager. At work, I'll use WINKEY+L to lock the machine. It's very r
by Nav_Panel 13y ago
In Windows, I generally just default to CTRL+SHIFT+ESC which immediately brings up the Task Manager. At work, I'll use WINKEY+L to lock the machine. It's very rare that I actually need to use the CTRL+ALT+DELETE key combination.