Back in the days of Windows 3.x, when you wanted to end a task, you pressed Ctrl+Esc to open the End Task dialog box. Now, pressing that keyboard combo simply opens the Start menu. To end a task in Windows 95, you need to press Ctrl+Alt+Del.
"What?!" you exclaim. "I have to reboot my system?" No, no, no. Pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del in Windows 95 opens the Close Program dialog box, the equivalent of Windows 3.x?s End Task dialog. After pressing the combo, select the task you want to end (especially if it says "not responding" in parentheses next to its name) and click End Task.
So now the question is, if Ctrl+Alt+Del opens the Close Program dialog box, how do you reboot? Simple. Just press the combo one more time.
