alt+ctrl+del = Task Manager?

This is a discussion about alt+ctrl+del = Task Manager? in the Customization Tweaking category; When I hit alt+ctrl+del, the Task Manager opens, instead of the Security Screen seen in Win2K? Why is this happening? Do I need to enable any special settings? Also, where did the old User Accounts configuration go to? I read that typing rundll32 netplwiz.

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When I hit alt+ctrl+del, the Task Manager opens, instead of the "Security Screen" seen in Win2K? Why is this happening? Do I need to enable any special settings? Also, where did the old "User Accounts" configuration go to? I read that typing "rundll32 netplwiz.dll,UsersRunDll" launches it, but I'd like to do it by clicking on something. BTW, ever wanted to uninstall the crappy MSN Messenger? Try pasting this into your Run box: RunDll32 advpack.dll,LaunchINFSection C:\WINDOWS\INF\msmsgs.inf,BLC.Remove
 
Well, thanks for any help!

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I'm guessing that turning off the "friendly" log-on screen will restore this functionality.

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If your just wanting to lock your workstation, it is Win Key + L.

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and if you just want the task manager hit "Ctrl+Shift+Esc".

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What screen you get upon hitting CRTL+ALT+DEL depends whether you are running as a Workgroup, or a domain I believe. I set up XP on my aunts computers (workgroup) and got the new logonscreen, but on my own machine (domain), I got the classic Win2k logon. Same thing happened with the Task Man. I got what I expected on MY machine, but THEIR'S went right to TaskMan.
 
If you wanna log on with "Administrator" from the workgroup logon screen, press CTRL+ALT+DEL, twice, and the option should be there... i beleive.