How to Enable Task manager & Regedit.exe HELP

[Huzain]

Machan.. mage PC eke Viras ekak awith task maneger n Regedit eka disable karala ?? passe mama C eka witharak Format kara .. PC eka nam speed eth Task manager n Regedit eka thama Disable... eka enable karaganna widiyak kiyannakoo..

issara nam Enable task manager kiyala eka soft ekak mage laga thibuna.. dan eka miss wela ban.. thiyanawa nam podi sup ekak plzzz

 

[Malinga]

eeka thaama disable velaa thiyenne oyaa aaith virus eka run karala. e kiyanne oyaa anith partition valata yaddi eevala thiyena autorun.inf file eken aaith virus eka run karavanava.

Task Manager eka ha Registry Editor eka enable karanna onnum meeken karanna.

http://www.sergiwa.com/modules/mydownloads/singlefile.php?cid=2&lid=1

 

[Sonique]

XP walanun shape eke gpedit eka assata ringa gaththanun oka karanna thibba. Me windows 7 magula hariyanne na ewwata Mali ayya mokadda deela thiyenne

 

[gudaya]

policy edit karala hadannath puluwan,malinga deela thiyena tooleken karanna lesi

 

[stephen007]

scan and rmove from malwarebytes

 

[MihiCherub]

Original Posted By
||~DxxCxxxx~||

Senior Member

Summary : Task manager can be disabled manually, but more commonly it's disabled by a virus. It's easy to re-enable once you're virus-free.

My task manager has a "task manager has been disabled by the administrator" message. How did this happen and how can I correct this?


Why: if you didn't do it yourself, the news isn't good.
How to fix it: there are a couple of ways.
Let's look at this more closely.

•​

The situation's pretty simple. If you right click on the clock in the Windows taskbar, the Task Manager item is grayed out:

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Or, if you try to run taskmgr.exe manually, you get this message:

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So, how did this happen?


As we'll see in a moment, there are settings you can access as an administrator that would allow you to disable and enable Task Manager in this way.
You didn't do that, you say?


Then a virus probably did.


Disabling Task Manager is one way viruses try to make it harder for you to deal with their infections. Before proceeding any further, you should run a complete and up-to-date anti-virus scan of your machine. It's possible, perhaps even likely, that you've been infected.


Once you come back virus-free, you can proceed with the fix.

•​

If you have Windows XP Pro, there's a nifty user interface to directly edit the setting you want to repair. Click Start, then click Run and type in gpedit.msc:

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And press OK. This runs the Group Policy Editor.


Once in the Group Policy Editor, expand in turn:

• User Configuration
• Administrative Templates
• System
• Ctrl+Alt+Del Options

You should see something much like this:

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Double click on Remove Task Manager to change its setting:

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It should be enough to click on Not Configured and then OK and Task Manager is available once again.

•​

If you don't have Windows XP Pro, then you'll need to edit the registry manually.


Click Start, then click Run, type in regedit, and click on OK.


Expand these registry keys in turn:

• HKEY_CURRENT_USER
• Software
• Microsoft
• Windows
• CurrentVersion
• Policies
• System

You should see something similar to this:

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Right Click on the DisableTaskMgr item:

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Click on Delete, confirm that you want to delete, and Task Manager should be available once again.


One thing to note is that it's quite possible that if you're in an environment managed by a centralized policy, these settings may have no effect. Your IT administrator may set things up so as to disable task manager, and other things as well at the domain level. You'll need to ask them if this is the case.

 

[Huzain]

eeka thaama disable velaa thiyenne oyaa aaith virus eka run karala. e kiyanne oyaa anith partition valata yaddi eevala thiyena autorun.inf file eken aaith virus eka run karavanava.

Task Manager eka ha Registry Editor eka enable karanna onnum meeken karanna.

http://www.sergiwa.com/modules/mydownloads/singlefile.php?cid=2&lid=1

thax machan meka try karala balanna one... mata hoda viras gard ekakuth naha ne : ekai dagalanne

 

[Huzain]

Original Posted By
||~DxxCxxxx~||

Senior Member

Summary : Task manager can be disabled manually, but more commonly it's disabled by a virus. It's easy to re-enable once you're virus-free.

My task manager has a "task manager has been disabled by the administrator" message. How did this happen and how can I correct this?


Why: if you didn't do it yourself, the news isn't good.
How to fix it: there are a couple of ways.
Let's look at this more closely.

•​

The situation's pretty simple. If you right click on the clock in the Windows taskbar, the Task Manager item is grayed out:

​

Or, if you try to run taskmgr.exe manually, you get this message:

​

So, how did this happen?


As we'll see in a moment, there are settings you can access as an administrator that would allow you to disable and enable Task Manager in this way.
You didn't do that, you say?


Then a virus probably did.


Disabling Task Manager is one way viruses try to make it harder for you to deal with their infections. Before proceeding any further, you should run a complete and up-to-date anti-virus scan of your machine. It's possible, perhaps even likely, that you've been infected.


Once you come back virus-free, you can proceed with the fix.

•​

If you have Windows XP Pro, there's a nifty user interface to directly edit the setting you want to repair. Click Start, then click Run and type in gpedit.msc:

​

And press OK. This runs the Group Policy Editor.


Once in the Group Policy Editor, expand in turn:

• User Configuration
• Administrative Templates
• System
• Ctrl+Alt+Del Options

You should see something much like this:

​

Double click on Remove Task Manager to change its setting:

​

It should be enough to click on Not Configured and then OK and Task Manager is available once again.

•​

If you don't have Windows XP Pro, then you'll need to edit the registry manually.


Click Start, then click Run, type in regedit, and click on OK.


Expand these registry keys in turn:

• HKEY_CURRENT_USER
• Software
• Microsoft
• Windows
• CurrentVersion
• Policies
• System

You should see something similar to this:

​

Right Click on the DisableTaskMgr item:

​

Click on Delete, confirm that you want to delete, and Task Manager should be available once again.


One thing to note is that it's quite possible that if you're in an environment managed by a centralized policy, these settings may have no effect. Your IT administrator may set things up so as to disable task manager, and other things as well at the domain level. You'll need to ask them if this is the case.

Thanx machan.. bt meke 2nd step eka karanna baha machan coz REGEDIT ekath desable neh