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Nripen

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hi there when I press ctrl alt del to close some process i dont see the tabs itself, is this a virus? help

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Major Payne

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When you open up Task Manager in Windows XP, there is no title bar, menu bar, or program tabs showing. Only the running applications, End Task, Switch To, and New Task buttons show up.

This problem is easy to fix, the Task Manager is running in "tiny footprint mode". To correct this, simply double-click on the border around the window and it will return to its normal state. To place task manager back in "tiny footprint mode" again, double click again on the border around the window.


Here is the Microsoft article to this problem:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;193050

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Edited by Major Payne, 10 October 2007 - 03:22 AM.

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To me this is a horrible feature of Windows XP. I actually had to ask the forums about it. It was embarrasing to find out the solution but it is a confusing thing when you don't know how it got like that.
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:) I had re-started my computer so many times 2 solve this prob.

thanks for the solution

Edited by Nripen, 10 October 2007 - 07:43 AM.

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You're very welcome. Glad you got the "problem" solved.

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