Posts: 4461 Reputation: 84
33 / /
Joined: Dec 2004
O.P. Really annoying [Task Manager]
When I do ctrl + alt + del to get the Task Manager, none of the "User Names" show. This didn't happen before and I don't no the reason why it happened. It is very annoying when i'm trying to close a program . Now I don't know what files are System and what are normal programs
In the User Names column, it usually has "Chris", "System" and "Network..." something.
Does anyone no why this has happened and how I can fix it.
Much appreciated.
Edit: All fine now. Thanks
Attachment:screenshot.PNG (19.17 KB) This file has been downloaded 95 time(s). This post was edited on 04-23-2005 at 07:38 PM by Chris4.
do this go to START > MY COMPUTER > FAR RIGHT CLICK on your C DRIVE an go to PROPERTIES > TOOLS TAB > CLICK CHECK NOW an Tick Both Box's an you'll need to reboot
This post was edited on 04-23-2005 at 02:22 PM by Hank.
Posts: 4461 Reputation: 84
33 / /
Joined: Dec 2004
O.P. RE: Really annoying [Task Manager]
quote:Originally posted by Demz
someones taken Admin access from you?
do this go to START > MY COMPUTER > FAR RIGHT CLICK on your C DRIVE an go to PROPERTIES > TOOLS TAB > CLICK CHECK NOW an Tick Both Box's an you'll need to reboot
Ok i'll try that now.
quote:Originally posted by John Anderton
It should me more like System, local host, Chris etc
What version of win xp do u have .... and since when have u had this problem ??
Yea, it is like that. Got it slightly wrong, sorry.
I have Windows XP Home Edition and i've had this problem for about a week.
quote:Originally posted by chris4
i've had this problem for about a week
That reminded me of a thread made about a week ago. It was about disabling services. You probably disabled a few without knowing exactly what it would do. If you start the Terminal Services your problem should be resolved
Posts: 4461 Reputation: 84
33 / /
Joined: Dec 2004
O.P. RE: Really annoying [Task Manager]
quote:Originally posted by Tochjo
quote:Originally posted by chris4
i've had this problem for about a week
That reminded me of a thread made about a week ago. It was about disabling services. You probably disabled a few without knowing exactly what it would do. If you start the Terminal Services your problem should be resolved
Lol I was thinking it was that. Yeah I probely did disable it somehow.
How do you start Terminal Services?
quote:Originally posted by Demz
someones taken Admin access from you?
do this go to START > MY COMPUTER > FAR RIGHT CLICK on your C DRIVE an go to PROPERTIES > TOOLS TAB > CLICK CHECK NOW an Tick Both Box's an you'll need to reboot
Thanks for the info. Didn't get them back but thanks for the effort.
This post was edited on 04-23-2005 at 02:50 PM by Chris4.
/ 
. Now I don't know what files are System and what are normal programs 
Attachment: 
