Disable tasks windows 7

The task manager can be either enabled or disabled using group policy. Let us see how the task manager can be enabled or disabled in Windows 7. The task manager in Windows 7 can be enabled or disabled through registry settings. Disabling task manager in Windows 7 First you should click the "Start" button, and type "regedit" in the search box.

Now you will see the Registry Editor window opens up. Go to the following registry key as shown in the following screen shot. The change takes place immediately and you cannot use the task manager any more in Windows 7. Enabling task manager in Windows 7 To enable the task manager, you just need to double click on 'DisableTaskMgr' and change its value to 0.

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I will definitely do this. Disable and Enable Windows 7 Startup Programs. To disable or re-enable startup programs, follow the steps below: Startup programs are listed inside the System Configuration administrative tool. In Windows 7, the System Configuration tool can be opened using the shortcut for its applet, or going through the Control Panel to open it. I will show you both ways:. From the list of administrative tools, double click on System Configuration. The System Configuration applet will open, click on the Startup tab.

Under the Startup tab, a list of all the programs that are installed on your machine and configured to be run on startup will be listed. Any program that you don't want it to load anymore on startup, simply uncheck the box beside that program's name. If later on you found your self that you need that program to load on startup, then you will have to check the box beside the application again.

These problems might require that you reinstall the operating system. Microsoft cannot guarantee that these problems can be solved. Modify the registry at your own risk.

Description: Task Manager provides information about applications currently running on your system, the processes and memory usage or other data about those processes, and statistics about memory and processor performance. For more information please continue to read the official Microsoft article.