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The thread discusses different methods to access Task Manager in Windows, with Drew highlighting its availability via the Start menu or right-clicking the taskbar, while Medico points out they were unaware of its presence on the taskbar and prefers using the Win + X shortcut to access the Power Users menu, which offers quick access to various system tools. Medico also shares their general approach to using keyboard shortcuts for efficiency, noting that professional users often favor keyboard commands over mouse navigation. Overall, the conversation reflects a focus on efficient ways to access system features and personal preferences for navigation methods.
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Task Manager can be accessed via the Bottom-left Menu OR via Rt Clk on the Taskbar

Cheers,

Drew

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I had never seen the Task Manager on the Taskbar. I just never paid attention.

Whenever I wish to access the Power Users menu I simply use Win + X. It seems quicker for me. There is a wealth of stuff on this menu. No need to drill down to it in a Start Orb any more. Task Manager is just one of the 15 items plus Desktop that are available in this simple to use menu.

I do not know a whole bunch of keyboard shortcuts, just a few simple ones I do all the time. Actually, people that use their PC's professionally usually have learned the keyboard keystrokes for doing their work as they seem to think not leaving the keyboard is quicker than using the mouse.
 
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