ctrl alt delete

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The Ctrl+Alt+Delete key combination in Windows triggers the Secure Lock Screen, which has a known quirk where the displayed clock can lag behind real time by up to 30 seconds. Microsoft has confirmed this is by design, stating the delay is purely visual and the underlying system clock remains accurate. This behavior has drawn attention because it affects a common user interaction, highlighting how small details in Windows can impact user perception. Discussions around this topic often focus on the intentional nature of the lag and its implications for user experience.
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    Secure Lock Screen Clock Lags 30 Seconds in Windows: Microsoft Says It’s By Design

    Microsoft is getting a rare wave of attention for a Windows quirk that looks like a bug but, according to the company, is actually intentional. The issue involves the Secure Lock Screen clock, which can lag behind real time by as much as 30 seconds when users invoke it with Ctrl+Alt+Delete...
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