Even-though the actual keyboard shortcut to enter the Task Manager is CTRL+SHIFT+ESCAPE, ALT+CTRL+DEL appears to be a more common way among Windows users, although it’s indirect.Īnyway, if your intention was to manage currently running apps and services and monitor processor, RAM, disk and network usage of your tablet via the Task Manager, you can get into it directly by launching the program. Now, the reason most users want to know how to do ALT+CTRL+DEL on a Windows tablet is because it’s a popular way of accessing the Task Manager, which is one of the options on the screen after pressing the Start+Power combination (or ALT+CTRL+DEL on the physical keyboards).
Just press and hold the physical Windows Start button on your tablet and while holding it push your device’s power button. If you’ve bought recently one of the Windows 8(.1) tablets and just figured out you can’t do ALT+CTRL+DEL because your device doesn’t have a keyboard, here’s a very simple solution for the problem.
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