Hi When I open Task Manager I have no tabs at the top of the window or the minimise, close button. The only way I can close task manager is to go into the icon tray and right click and click close. Don't know if that makes any sense. Thanks.
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Windows Task Manager
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Put the pointer on the white outer border and double click.
Should bring the tabs back.
dave
Should bring the tabs back.
dave
Done it thank you very much. 
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O.M.G.
I had the same problem a few months ago.
I couldn't fix it so I formatted and rebuilt
Why oh why didn't I ask here first!
Or, why did I not bother to learn how to Google ?
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=e...btnG=Search&meta=&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=
As the meerkat might say ... "Simples..."
Yer tis...
http://sudarmuthu.com/blog/2006/05/07/google-search-syntax-dissected.html
NB.
intitle, allintitle
intext, allintext
More to Google than meets the casual eye... !
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empip, I was about to write a scathing rebuke for taking the p!55 out of me but I looked at that sudarmuthu.com site and my eyes have been opened! I didn't know you could do so much in Google.
Dave, that's cool!
My excuse for not looking further into the problem is I had just rebuilt the laptop anyway and installed a PCMCIA wireless nic which had failed AGAIN! I've tried this card on 3 laptops over the years and it keeps screwing them up as I think it's faulty (I can't bear to throw it away as it cost so much money at the time). So it was co-incidence that the task manager went funny but I thought it was the card.
Dave, that's cool!
My excuse for not looking further into the problem is I had just rebuilt the laptop anyway and installed a PCMCIA wireless nic which had failed AGAIN! I've tried this card on 3 laptops over the years and it keeps screwing them up as I think it's faulty (I can't bear to throw it away as it cost so much money at the time). So it was co-incidence that the task manager went funny but I thought it was the card.
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I noticed that I had MILLIONS of these Task Manager Page Faults on my computer so I decided to look around for problems. I noticed that I had 350MB of DDR memory used out of approximately 1GB. I also noticed that I had no Virutal Memory in use. Windows 7 caches memory that is not under demand. Should an app require memory, the OS will release the cached memory and make it available to the application.
