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      10-29-2009
I noticed that when I Clt-Alt-Delete, the screen that takes me to the Task Manager takes a few seconds to open. I noticed this in Vista and hoping this would be one of the fixes in Win 7. Is there a way to speed this up?

On my XP machine the Task Manager opens almost instantanously.
 
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      10-29-2009
There is no way to speed it up, it's just the "nature of the beast" so to speak.
 
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Okay thanks.
 
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      10-29-2009
If you want to open task manager, you can always press CTRL + SHIFT + ESC instead - that may save some time and load it quicker.
 
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Nice tip - thanks
 
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