Windows users require the CTRL + ALT + DEL key combination for various purposes like -
- Lock the Computer
- Switch User
- Log Off
- Change Password
- Start Task Manager
Changing a password and start Task Manager is the most commonly used.
But there is a problem when doing the same from a Remote Desktop, it will bring up the local computer options.
How to do this on from a Remote Desktop Connection
Simply change the combination and use this instead - CTRL + ALT + END
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