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The forum thread discusses how to hide or disable Task Manager on Windows 10 Home. The original poster attempts to do so by installing a third-party Group Policy Editor and disabling it, but the method doesn't work after system restart. A respondent suggests a clearer method using the Local Group Policy Editor to find and disable the "Remove Task Manager" setting, which is more straightforward and likely effective. Overall, the thread reflects a troubleshooting effort with practical advice provided.
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shailendra vyas

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Hello I am shailendra vyas, trying to hide task manager from windows 10 home, but not getting success.
First thing, gpedit.msc not working in Windows 10 home, so I have downloaded Group policy editor from web.
after installing it, gpedit.msc is opened and I have disable task manager. but still task manager is seeing.
After restarting the system, problem is still same.
Please suggest any perfect solution.
Thanks in Advance.

Shailendra Vyas
 

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Step 1: Start the Local Group Policy Editor.

Step 2: Find and open the setting named "Remove Task Manager".

BTW, you can locate the setting in User Configuration/Administrative Templates/System/Ctrl+Alt+Del Options.

Step 3: Disable or do not configure this setting.

Choose Disabled or Not Configured, and tap OK.
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Step 1: Start the Local Group Policy Editor.

Step 2: Find and open the setting named "Remove Task Manager".

BTW, you can locate the setting in User Configuration/Administrative Templates/System/Ctrl+Alt+Del Options.

Step 3: Disable or do not configure this setting.

Choose Disabled or Not Configured, and tap OK.
 

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