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Vicky Gupta says, December 11th, 2007   

Hi Guys,

good work…. 3 cheers for you….
these things are really helpful to me….

keep it up….

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Sumit Gupta says, December 14th, 2007   

hey rohit..
wat a coincidence… today i just came on net for this thing on my mind.. n when i look at ur site in my gmail friend list i saw ur site n jst curious to see it..n suddenly find out wat i m really looking for.

thanks..
Keep on doin similar things… best of luck..

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Vajahat says, December 22nd, 2007   

Hi, Thanks Dear, it really works!!!

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Brindha says, December 22nd, 2007   

Hi ,

The info was useful.

IF you give me solution for the below one
I have windows XP service pack 2 edition ..

MY task manager is disabled and when
i do ctrl + alt + del i get
“task manager disabled by administrator”

when i give gpedit.msc ” windows cannot find gpedit.msc make sure you type the name correct and try again. to search for a file try search button and serach the file”.

Pls suggest me a solution ….

I am unable to use regidit also …

Brindha

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Brindha says, December 22nd, 2007   

Hi ,

The info was useful.

IF you give me solution for the below one
I have windows XP service pack 2 edition ..

MY task manager is disabled and when
i do ctrl + alt + del i get
“task manager disabled by administrator”

when i give gpedit.msc ” windows cannot find gpedit.msc make sure you type the name correct and try again. to search for a file try search button and serach the file”.

Pls suggest me a solution ….

I am unable to use regedit also …

Brindha

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prakash says, January 16th, 2008   

Hey.

brindha,

Your system is affected to virus pls reinstall or u can downlod the fixes from google site.

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Mustafa Alami says, January 21st, 2008   

Hi,

The information you give was exactly the one that solved my problem.

It realy worked !

Many thanks to you and your team.

Keep up the good work !

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Neil V says, January 30th, 2008   

Hi abhishek,

My problem is that Taskmanager is grayed out from start bar & Ctrl+Alt+Del and it wont even work from the run prompt. I am running XP Home so I don’t have the gpedit.msc. I did a search in the registry (using regedit which works!!!) and found the Disable TaskMgr entry but that was set to 0. I have a backup drive in my machine which I can boot from if I change my drive order and the TaskMan.exe in that Windows dir is exactly the same as the one on my main boot drive (well it has the same date & size).

Any Ideas? I really don’t want to have to re-install & I can’t find my XP disc anyway, I still have the license key though!!

Thank in advance

Neil V

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Arief says, January 30th, 2008   

holy u did it u save me i get this task manager admin problem when i open my tumbdrive with virus and when i click heal with avg warning after i scan i get this problem thanks 2 yu i get my task manager back =) yu the best

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pradeep says, February 12th, 2008   

remove virus ntdetec1.exe will solve the problem
To remove it, run the following commands at the command prompt:

taskkill /im cmrss.exe
taskkill /im ntdetec1.exe
taskkill /im shell32.exe

Now, make sure you are in the root drive of your system. For example, if your Windows in installed in C:, make sure your prompt shows C:\>
Now, run the command..

attrib ntdetec1 -s -h /s /d

This will make the folder visible in explorer. Now you can Shift+Delete the folder from explorer.

Also, you might need to delete the following registry key (if it is present)

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\policies\Explorer\ Run\”winlogon” = “C:\ntdetec1\run.exe”

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Subramanya says, February 13th, 2008   

Dear Trouble fixers,

To enable disabled Task manager and Regedit, you may use the software TaskManagerFix.exe and RegistryFix.exe to fix the trouble.

Subramanya

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Paras says, March 15th, 2008   

Hey,
i have one problem…
my pc was infected of virus, i cleaned it by formatting. but seems viruses are still there, when i double click on hard drive it opens in a new window…also whn i rt clk any folder it shows “explore” option not “open”…
plzz help me

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Rohit says, March 16th, 2008   

@ paras
See the post at link below for solution to your problem
http://www.troublefixers.com/drive-opens-in-new-window-on-double-click-in-windows-xp/

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rajeesh says, March 20th, 2008   

hey thanks a lot…found it very usefull.

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SHAMIM says, May 17th, 2008   

HI ABHISHEK
This sagetion is useful but if run command is not running properly du to virus then how I will use gpedit.msc and what will be alternate sagetion

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yogesh sutrave says, June 20th, 2008   

hello i hounered to say that my problem is solved by this instruction keep following this step guys.

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mtd says, July 23rd, 2008   

hello
I have already use RRT,Taskmanagerfix, Registryeditorfix to recover folder option lost, disable task manager and disable registry editor. But it cann’t be fixed.
Although folder options is reappear in tools menu, task manager and registry editor is still disable. In group policy editor task manager is already click “Not configured’ and cannot run regedit in start menu. how can I do . please advice me.

Thanks,
Ms.thida

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Vijay says, August 19th, 2008   

Hai,

I am using ScanDisk Pendrive,some of the problem and virus affected in my pendrive, i wll remove this virus for (New folder.exe) pl help for me

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Mahesh Varma says, August 20th, 2008   

hi………
Realy its a wonderfull job by Trouble fixers. its most important to know the thinks like this

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Veda Siddharth says, August 23rd, 2008   

hi.. in my windows xp, after i type “regedit” in run command, nothing happens.. it is not opening at all.. any ideas??

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Raghavendhar says, September 26th, 2008   

this website has provided all the information i needed.thank you .youve done a very good work.

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donex says, October 11th, 2008   

i have done all the process but still the task manager doesn’t come-up…..what will i do???

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H4TR3D says, October 11th, 2008   

I did as you said, put in “regedit” and it says this, “Registry editing has been disabled by your administrator.” I don’t know what to do now, so if you would please, send me an email on how to fix this problem.

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Rohit says, October 12th, 2008   
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yogendra says, November 8th, 2008   

have windows XP service pack 2 edition ..

MY task manager is disabled and when
i do ctrl + alt + del i get
“task manager disabled by administrator”

when i give gpedit.msc ” windows cannot find gpedit.msc make sure you type the name correct and try again. to search for a file try search button and serach the file”.

Pls suggest me a solution ….

I am unable to use regedit also …

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APS says, November 28th, 2008   

Thanks for the sollution.Its solved my problem.

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kichi says, December 8th, 2008   

hi… can anyone help with my problem…..when i press ctrl+alt+del my pc shows that Task Manager is being disabled by your administrator and then it will restart by its own self…do any one have experiance this or gone through this problem before? please help me if any one have

thank you

regards
kichi

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nicole says, December 12th, 2008   

I have Windows XP home edition service pack 3 and I have had the same problem with our task manager disabled by administrator so I was trying your steps to fix it and I tried to run gpedit.msc and it said it could not find this program, what do I do now?

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sahil says, January 7th, 2009   

Thanks bro,
I think this info. works very well thanks and keep doing the good work.

Thanks

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Nathaniel says, February 7th, 2009   

thanks a lot… you really help me guys with my task manager is disable with the virus.. thank you..

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kathir says, February 19th, 2009   

thank you,
its really help to easiy doing my work.

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p@r@noid says, February 24th, 2009   

Thanks for the tip

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Ravneet says, March 11th, 2009   

Hi… I am really getting irritated by this problem…. not anything seems to be working…. i m using XP sp3… task manager & regedit has been disabled… when i try to run RRT then task manager option in this software is also removed… plz for god sake help me in this……..

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Purple1222119 says, March 25th, 2009   

I have Windows Home Edition, and in the path: Hive: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System
I have no system folder. Just explorer. What do I do?

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Shruti says, April 19th, 2009   

I tried the Task Manager disabled solution, and it works!! Thanks a lot. Please keep this going!

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D-company says, April 30th, 2009   

if task manager, and reg edit are disabled u may….use tune up utilities 2007 …it will provide u regeditor , as well as , task manager…as window provides !!

i hope it will help u , as it helped me !!
thanks deepak

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D-company says, April 30th, 2009   

2) Task Manager Disabled

After removing the virus completely from our system, you’ll face new problems such as you can no longer bring up Windows Task Manager from CTRL+ALT+DEL. You get the error message saying “Task Manager has been disabled by your administrator”.

You think that it’s easy to fix this problem by going to Registry Editor but you can’t! You get the error message “Registry editing has been disabled by your administrator“.
Folder Options and even Show Hidden Files & Folder is disabled! How frustrating! Don’t worry, here’s how to restore your Windows Task Manager, Registry Editor, Folder Options and Show hidden files & folders.

This problem is most commonly caused by a virus called “Brontok“. Brontok virus will make some changes to the system restrictions in order to hide itself from easy detection and also from easy cleaning. Here’s a free tool called Remove Restrictions Tool (RRT) which is able to re-enables all what the virus had previously disabled, and gives you back the control over your own computer.

Small and easy to use. Make sure you boot in to Safe Mode to use Remove Restrictions Tool (RRT). Just click on the buttons and it’ll do it’s job……………………

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sangeeta says, May 5th, 2009   

Thanks!!! this REALLY works! finally!

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Ronin says, May 26th, 2009   

Navigate to the following path:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System

Hi,
I’m using Windows Vista Home Edition, while traversing through the above path, i dont see System after Policies.

Please advice,

Thanks in advance..

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tapiwa says, June 2nd, 2009   

it worked super. thanks

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pali mittal says, June 4th, 2009   

use taskmanfix

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Steve says, July 20th, 2009   

Neither method in the article helped. Tried both methods. Haven’t looked through all the comments (yet).

The gpedit.msc instructions were a bit off for Windows XP (Pro) for Tablet PC, but close enough that I could follow them. The issue there was that “Remove Task Manager” was already set to “Not configured.” So that’s not the cause of my problems.

Second, the RegEdit instructions assumed there’d be a DisableTaskMgr key in my registry. There isn’t.

A possibly related issue — my administrative tools folder is empty, and tips online that I’ve followed to fix that issue have likewise not been successful.

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shamik says, August 17th, 2009   

well i tried all solutions for restoring task manager available on the internet … but the problem is even after editing the registry i get a 1 or 2 second time to start the taskmanager after that automatically the registry gets modified … arent there any way to save the registry . On top of all this problm started right after installing the os … there was no chance of any virus attack , it would not solve even if i format the system .

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shamik says, August 17th, 2009   

well i guess i have made mahself clear in the above post … if not … the bottomline is that the registy gets modified automatically within 1 or 2 secs after i edit it … what can i do ??

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Gary Alt says, September 8th, 2009   

My taskmgr was disabled by the Windows Protection Suite virus. I don’t get any error msgs, just nothing happens when I hit ctl-alt-del or type taskmgr in the Run command. I tried the regedit suggestion, but there is no subfolder “system” for the path HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System, and no value DisableTaskMgr anywhere in the registry. I am using XP home edition.

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mhata says, October 6th, 2009   

It works you are a star

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Ron says, November 10th, 2009   

i manage to open the task manager. but for about 5secs. the REG_DWORD DisableTaskMgr keeps returning.. how do i solve this probem

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aks says, December 11th, 2009   

thanks for sharing but in xp most of the time task manager disabled cause of some virus attacks.

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Kenny says, March 11th, 2010   

This site was the best i have ever used so quick and easy.Thanks again

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