Which key combination should you use
to access the task manager?
Topic of the question : (Wind...
Computers and Technology, 30.03.2021 17:30 zozo9987
Which key combination should you use
to access the task manager?
Topic of the question : (Windows 7)
O Ctrl + Shift + Delete
Ctrl + Alt + Delete
O Ctrl + Shift + Tab
O Ctrl + Alt + Tab
O Ctrl + Alt + esc
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