In Windows 2000/XP, when we encounter a program stop responding, I believe many friends will choose to open by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del Task Manager, and then force the program to stop responding. But sometimes you accidentally pressed the Ctrl+Alt+Del key combination twice, and Windows restarted, resulting in the loss of unsaved work.
In fact, in order to prevent users from inadvertently restarting the computer, Windows provides another shortcut to open the "Task Manager" - Ctrl+Shift+Esc. This combination of keys can not only open the "Task Manager" function, but also avoid inadvertently restarting the machine. Since it is so good, try it now!
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