How to fix Task Manager is hidden, not displayed on Windows 10
Task Manager is an activity manager of the Windows 10 system and they help us set up a lot of different information. Unfortunately, if you encounter hidden Task Manager errors, you will not know how to re-appear as well as quickly disable applications. In this article, Software Tips will guide you how to fix hidden Task Manager errors on Windows 10.
Method 1: Fix hidden Task Manager errors with Edit Group Policy
Edit Group Policy allows you to intervene in a lot of data resources on your computer so you can access them to edit the content.
Step 1: First, open MenuStart and enter Edit Group Policy to open this management tool.
Step 2: Then, you open the folder in the following order:
User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System -> Ctrl + Alt + Del Option -> Remove Task Manager
Step 3: In the Remove Task Manager window , proceed to select Disable and click Apply -> OK to save the settings.
Now try accessing the Task Manager again on your computer to see if it works!
Method 2: Run a command to fix the hidden Task Manager error in the Command Prompt
The Command Prompt gives you a variety of different settings to interfere with the Windows system.
Step 1: First, open MenuStart , enter cmd and select Run as administrator to run with Admin privileges.
Step 2: Then, you enter the following command and press Enter :
REG add HKCUSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystem / v DisableTaskMgr / t REG_DWORD / d 0 / f
Method 3: Fix hidden Task Manager errors with the Registry
The Registry manages your computer through Bit (0; 1) so you can also change them to interfere with Task Manager's operation.
Step 1: You proceed to enter Registry Editor into MenuStart to open.
Step 2: Then, you proceed to Copy the address below to paste into the address bar of the Registry Editor and press Enter .
ComputerHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystem
Step 3: Now, find the files named DisableTaskMgr and Double-click to open them. You proceed to set the Value data to 0 and click OK to save.
Method 4: Create a * .REG file to fix the hidden Task Manager error
This method is quite complicated, so please read carefully before manipulating to avoid confusion.
First, right-click on the screen and select New -> Text Document .
Step 2: After that, you paste the following code into the newly created Text file.
[HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurre ntVersionPoliciesSystem]"DisableTaskMgr" = dword: 00000000
Step 3: You continue to choose File -> Save As . To save them in another format.
Step 4: Go to the naming section, you need to note the correct name as follows:
Fix Task Manager.reg errorWhen naming exactly like that is finished, you select Save to save.
Step 5: Now, right-click on the file we just saved and choose Merge .
Step 6: Click Yes to automatically fix the hidden Task Manager errors for you.
In this article, Software Tips have shown you how to fix hidden Task Manager errors, not showing on Win 10. I wish you success!
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