How to disable Task Manager on Windows 10

 On Windows 10, Task Manager is an advanced feature that gives you access to tools to start and stop applications, monitor system performance and running apps and services, and much more.

Although it is a handy tool, sometimes, you may want to disable access to prevent users from restarting specific programs, changing processes priorities, or because you need to comply with your organization's policies.

you may want to disable access to prevent users from restarting specific programs, changing processes priorities, or because you need to comply with your organization's policies. 00:31​ Group Policy Editor - User Configuration :: Administrative Templates :: System :: Ctrl + Alt + Del Options - On the right side, double-click the Remove Task Manager policy. - Select the Enabled option, click apply and OK button. 01:30​ Registry (for windows 10 home/no access to group policy editor) - Browse the following path: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies - Create Subfolder System - at System (folder) key, Create DWORD (32-bit) Value DisableTaskMgr - set value 1 - You may need to restart your computer