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01-02-2008, 11:26 PM
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 Who is my administrator? Recently, I tried to use the task manager and it told me that "this application has been disabled by your system administrator" or something of that nature. I have never had a problem using it before and this is the first I've seen this message. I'm not sure what is going on... | Guest
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01-06-2008, 04:26 PM
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| RE: Who is my administrator? I have ran into a few computers with this problem and i would say that it is a virus or spyware program of some kind. They disable the task manager so you can't kill process's to rid the virus. -- William MCP,A+,Network+ "amberbo" wrote: Quote:
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01-07-2008, 07:39 PM
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| RE: Who is my administrator? Sounds to me like it's a Group Policy setting that the virus sets. If you go to Start > Programs > Accessories > Run then type in GPEDIT.MSC there is a setting in there somewhere to disable Task Manager. Raj -- rajinisback *Raj  * | Guest
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