CTRL-Alt-Delete Doesn't

This key combination has no effect on my computer. I always have to turn it
off and back on instead of being able to use the Ctrl-Alt-Delete option. Any
ideas?

Thanks,

Dale

Please help others help you by being more specific. My suspicions are that you mean
using ctrl+alt+del when you get a BSOD (Blue screen of death), and if that is the
case much more info is needed.

Please supply the exact error message, when it happens, what you were doing at the
time it happened, any apps you uninstalled/installed lately, yada yada.

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"Dale" wrote in message
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This key combination has no effect on my computer. I always have to turn it
off and back on instead of being able to use the Ctrl-Alt-Delete option. Any
ideas?

Thanks,

Dale

Click Start Run, type: system.ini and click OK.
Look under the [386Enh] section heading.
If it contains the entry "LocalReboot=Off" or "False", change it to "LocalReboot=On"
or "True".
If it does not contain the entry, add it:
LocalReboot=True
Click File menuSave, then Exit.
Re-boot.
Test.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
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"Dale" wrote in message
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This key combination has no effect on my computer. I always have to turn it
off and back on instead of being able to use the Ctrl-Alt-Delete option. Any
ideas?

Thanks,

Dale

glee,
your response was much more civil and un-military like, I suggest dale takes
your advice and keeps on enjoying life before it becomes a tad too
computer-ised.

g/h

"glee" wrote in message
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Click Start Run, type: system.ini and click OK.
Look under the [386Enh] section heading.
If it contains the entry "LocalReboot=Off" or "False", change it to
"LocalReboot=On"
or "True".
If it does not contain the entry, add it:
LocalReboot=True
Click File menuSave, then Exit.
Re-boot.
Test.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Dale" wrote in message
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This key combination has no effect on my computer. I always have to turn
it
off and back on instead of being able to use the Ctrl-Alt-Delete option.
Any
ideas?

Thanks,

Dale

Glen,
Thank you. It works perfectly now.
Dale
"glee" wrote in message
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Click Start Run, type: system.ini and click OK.
Look under the [386Enh] section heading.
If it contains the entry "LocalReboot=Off" or "False", change it to
"LocalReboot=On"
or "True".
If it does not contain the entry, add it:
LocalReboot=True
Click File menuSave, then Exit.
Re-boot.
Test.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Dale" wrote in message
...
This key combination has no effect on my computer. I always have to turn
it
off and back on instead of being able to use the Ctrl-Alt-Delete option.
Any
ideas?

Thanks,

Dale