Ctrl Alt Del on Remote Desktop

How to send Ctrl Alt Del key combination to rdp (remote desktop)?

Answer:

On remote desktop right combination is CTRL + ALT + END. This key combination on remote desktop has same result as CTRL + ALT + DEL on ordinary Windows.

Ctrl Alt Del key combination work on Windows, and no other application is allowed to intercept it. This is very important for security reasons. So when user click Ctrl Alt Del he is sure that he see real logon screen.

How to send CTRL ALT DEL combination on VMWare

Answer is: Ctrl Alt Ins

CTRL ALT DEL combination on Virtual PC

[Host Key]-Del (the host key is Right-Alt by default)

Windows taskbar showing only one item per IE instance (not one per tab)

After I installed IE9 on Windows Server 2008, found that in Windows taskbar for Internet explorer are showed items for each open IE tab. If you are get used to showing only IE browser instances in Windows taskbar like me then you just found easy guide how to conifgure your IE to show only one item in Windows taskbar per instance.

So, you have many tabs opened in Internet Explorer, and widnow taskbar display many previews, one for each opened tab. On image below, two instances of IE are opened, first instance have two opened tabs and another IE instance have one opened tab.

And you think it would be better if only one preview per instance of IE will be visible. In our example we want to have two previews (imagine what a mess will be if you have dozen of open tabs) for each IE instance one without tabs:

Solution:

• Click the Tools option at the top right corner of your Internet Explorer browser window and then click on Internet Options
  
  
  




















• Internet Options --> General --> Tabs --> Settings
  
  
  




















• uncheck option "show previews for individual tabs in the taskbar *", click OK and restart your Internet Explorer.

Now you configured your IE to show previews in Winodws taskbar only for each instance not for tabs.

Show and view hidden folders and files on Windows 7

Some folders on Windows 7 are hidden by default. For example you can't find folder Usere\[UserName]\AppData. No, this folder is not missing it is just hidden. In this guide you will find brief step by step tutorial how to find, show and access hidden folders and files.

To view hidden files and folders you need:


• open windows explorer


• click on the Organize button and then select "Folder and Search Options" from the menu
  


• Choose View tab


• under View tab click "Show hidden files and folders" in the list
  
  

Now you can see hidden folders on your PC.
This article is answer on questions:

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• Can't find folder ProgramData
• Folder Program Files\Uninstall Information is missing
• Where is C:\Users\Public\Favorites
• Can't find C:\Users\Public\Libraries
• How to access C:\Users\Public\Desktop
• Show C:\Windows\Globalization\MCT folder - for this you need to check Hide operating system files

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