How to send commands Ctrl-Alt-Delete in Remote Desktop

Ctrl + Alt + Delete is a combination of "divine" shortcut keys that help us get rid of application crash status quickly. But what if we use this combination on the Remote Desktop? Invite you to read along to follow the instructions below.

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1. Send commands in Remote Desktop with Ctrl + Alt + End

Instead of using Ctrl + Alt + Delete in Remote Desktop, Microsoft allows us to use the alternative combination is Ctrl + Alt + End on keyboard with the same function as normal Ctrl + Alt + Delete .

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And after using Ctrl + Alt + End , the multi-function management screen is shown as shown below. You can operate such as opening Task manager, shutdown, changing accounts .

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2. Send command Ctrl + Alt + Delete via virtual keyboard.

A very interesting way to send Ctrl + Alt + Delete commands to the Remote Desktop is to use the virtual keyboard (On-screen keyboard). Proceed as follows:

Step 1: Go to Start (1) => search with the keyword osk (2) => click on the osk application (3) . For Windows 10, press the Windows + S keyboard shortcut to open the search tool and select the On-Screen Keyboard application .

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Step 2: You press the key combination Ctrl + Alt above your real keyboard. You keep the same combination and click on the Del key in the virtual keyboard. So we have successfully created the key combination Ctrl + Alt + Del in Remote Desktop.

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After doing the above, the " Ctrl + Alt + Delete " screen will display as usual. Once done, you can exit the virtual key to manipulate other functions more easily.

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After reading this article, you see sending commands Ctrl + Alt + Delete in Remote Desktop is simple and easy right? Good luck!