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Our company runs Dell pc's with Windows XP, SP2...Office2K3, SP2 on a Windows
2003 Domain. I'm part of a team of Desktop Admins that had a harsh discussion
about multiple ways of shutting down an XP OS. Yes, conventionally speaking,
just navigate to the start menu. But that nonewithstanding, is there a way to
shutdown a computer through the Task Manager on the computer you're directly
working on? I'm not speaking of Remote Desktop'ing (RDC) into a PC, but one
of the PCs described above that we're actually logged into? I remember
reading through XP articles years ago that there was a 'Shut Down Tab' or
drop-down menu in XP's Task Manager. I do know that through RDC, you can
either select Alt +F4 or CTL+Alt+End to prompt a Restart/Shutdown option. But
where is the shutdown option located in Task Manager for PC's you're logged
directly into?
2003 Domain. I'm part of a team of Desktop Admins that had a harsh discussion
about multiple ways of shutting down an XP OS. Yes, conventionally speaking,
just navigate to the start menu. But that nonewithstanding, is there a way to
shutdown a computer through the Task Manager on the computer you're directly
working on? I'm not speaking of Remote Desktop'ing (RDC) into a PC, but one
of the PCs described above that we're actually logged into? I remember
reading through XP articles years ago that there was a 'Shut Down Tab' or
drop-down menu in XP's Task Manager. I do know that through RDC, you can
either select Alt +F4 or CTL+Alt+End to prompt a Restart/Shutdown option. But
where is the shutdown option located in Task Manager for PC's you're logged
directly into?