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#CTRL ALT DELETE SCREEN HOW TO#
#CTRL ALT DELETE SCREEN PASSWORD#

Now, let’s see how to create the required DWORD values to remove the security options on your CTRL + ALT + DEL screen through the steps below. Step 3: Click on the newly created key and press the F2 button to rename it. Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\PoliciesĪs next, right click on the Policies folder, click on the New option and then click on the Key option. Step 2: On the Registry Editor window, copy and paste the following location in the navigation bar and hit the Enter key. Step 1: Press the keys CTRL + R together and type in regedit. Steps 1 to 3 are required for all the sub-sections in this section. If you want to revert the changes and want to have the removed security options back on the CTRL + ALT + DEL screen, then you need to configure each of the settings as either Not Configured or as Disabled. You can remove only the ones you want and keep the others as per your choice.

#CTRL ALT DELETE SCREEN PASSWORD#

To remove the Change a Password option, similarly, you have to configure the value of Remove Change Password setting to Enabled.

To remove the Sign Out option, double click on Remove LogOff setting and choose the radio button against the Enabled option.

To remove the Task Manager option, double click on Remove Task Manager setting and set its value to Enabled.

Likewise, you can remove the other security options from the CTRL + ALT + DEL screen as follows. Hit the Apply button followed by the OK button.

Step 4: On the Remove Lock Computer window, choose the radio button corresponding to the Enabled option. So, I have double clicked on the Remove Lock Computer setting to edit its configuration. In the example below, I’m removing Lock security option from my CTRL + ALT + DEL screen first. Double click on the setting that you want to be removed. Now on the right side of the window, you will be able to see all the 4 security options that come on your CTRL +ALT + DEL screen. Once you are at the Ctrl+Alt+Del Options folder, make sure it is selected by clicking on it. User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System -> Ctrl+Alt+Del Options You can expand each folder by double clicking on it once. Step 3: On the Local Group Policy Editor window, navigate to the following location. Step 2: Type in gpedit on the search bar and click on the Edit group policy entry from the Best match section.