Problem with Task Manager

[Barbara Davis]

Hi.
I have a problem.
I used Ctrl+Alt+del to call up the task manager.
I clicked on the memory usage button to check the memory
usage. It brought up a graph that showed how much memory
I was using.
The problem is now I can't get the task manager to go
back to where it was. There isn't any way to remove the
graph and my manager screen is gone. Every time I
ctrl+alt+del I get the memory graph.
any body know how to fix this so the task manager goes
back to normal?

 

[Barbara Davis]

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"Barbara Davis" <[email protected]> wrote in

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Move your cursor on the edge of the graph, and double click.
.

Thank you so much. It worked. I've been trying for days
to figure out how to get it to go back.

 

[Ted]

Hi.
I have a problem.
I used Ctrl+Alt+del to call up the task manager.
I clicked on the memory usage button to check the memory
usage. It brought up a graph that showed how much memory
I was using.
The problem is now I can't get the task manager to go
back to where it was. There isn't any way to remove the
graph and my manager screen is gone. Every time I
ctrl+alt+del I get the memory graph.
any body know how to fix this so the task manager goes
back to normal?

Move your cursor on the edge of the graph, and double click.

 

[Alex Nichol]

I used Ctrl+Alt+del to call up the task manager.
I clicked on the memory usage button to check the memory
usage. It brought up a graph that showed how much memory
I was using.
The problem is now I can't get the task manager to go
back to where it was. There isn't any way to remove the
graph and my manager screen is gone. Every time I
ctrl+alt+del I get the memory graph.
any body know how to fix this so the task manager goes
back to normal?

Double click in the broad border, which toggles between the compact and
full views.

BTW I would not pay much attention to the memory measures - they can be
very misleading