Ctrl alt delete windows 7 home premium

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Press escape or restart with the power button on your device. I've ran my virus scanner malwarebytes and 'chkdsk' several times, but without effect. I've also looked this problem up on the internet but noone seems to have the same problem. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.

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Hello, I'm a relatively new Windows user and recently upgraded to Windows 7 bit Home Premium on my laptop. I do not want to advertise which user accounts are available on my laptop and would prefer the standard Ctl-Alt-Del method of logging in. I tried the various steps of accessing password management, went to the Advanced tab, but the "Require users to press Ctrl-Alt-Delete" check box is grayed out.

I am the administrator on this lap top, so I am at a loss. Is this not possible with Home Premium? Am I missing something? Thanks in advance, Ken Reed. Thursday, November 12, AM.

Reboot after making the changes. Standard warning: incorrect editing of the Registry can have far-reaching and dire consequences, possibly resulting in an unbootable system and, requiring reinstalling the operating system to correct.

Proceed at your own risk! By marking a post as Answered, or Helpful you help others find the answer faster. Marked as answer by kenreed Tuesday, November 17, PM. Saturday, November 14, PM. In "Run" keying control userpasswords2 where accounts can be seen , call for Ctrl-Alt-Del which supposedly obviates robotic attempts.

Learn More ». Sigkill Mar 28, at UTC. Verify your account to enable IT peers to see that you are a professional. Thai Pepper. RobT64 This person is a verified professional. Pure Capsaicin. Remove the users password, it prompts because they have one. RobT64 - That was the fix it I tried. It did nothing. Definitely sounds like a setting in local policy. I think you are going to have to follow one of those and enable this policy. DragonsRule This person is a verified professional.

Your install method may be the issue.