Edward E. Jaffe wrote:
R.S. wrote:
Timothy Sipples wrote:
I think it's Windows Key-K (or something like that). But a lot of
keyboards don't have Windows keys (good!), and it's obscure anyway.
...and there are lot of localised versions of Windows. "K" doesn't
work in polish version, while Ctrl-Alt-Del and then ENTER is
"international".
It's not Windows+K ... it's Windows+L. And Ctrl+Alt+Del is no longer
"international". On my Windows XP SP2 desktops at both home and office,
this keystroke does nothing more than bring up the Windows XP Task Manager.
Windows-L doesn't work in polish version also.
Ctrl-Alt-Del invokes menu with "defaulted" option LOCK. So sequence of
keyestrokes: Ctrl-Alt-Del and then ENTER locks any Windows (NT)
computer, regardless of localisation.
I didn't mean reboot machine, absolutely.
--
Radoslaw Skorupka
Lodz, Poland
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