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I have a user who is a Local Admin on her machine, but the Task Mangaer option is "Greyed Out" as an option. However, anyone else has that option available, even a "restricted user." There are no group policies in affect, because it's a work groupenvironment.
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by dave.osborne
What happens when Ctrl+Shift+Esc is pressed? What happens when taskmgr.exe is run from the run box or at the command line?
What version of windows is this?
by dave.osborne
What happens when you right click on the taskbar and choose task manager?
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by qpeabody
No matter how i try to access it. It's still Greyed out. It's like it was turned off on her profile or something. I'm running 2000.
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by sd99
It is possible that there is a group policy in effect because Win2k machines have a LOCAL group policy whether they are part of a domain or workgroup.Task manager can be disabled at: User Configuration\Administrative Templates\System\Logon/Logoff inthe local group policy.
by qpeabody
Your answer solved the problem and was a big help. I had to disable that feature and restart. Not sure if the default settings are "not configured" or was caused by user error. Thanks again.
by grey_woolf
You are right it is a profile issue.
Logon as the Admin on the PC in question.
Go to the profile with the problem.
Check Task Manager.
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