Other than using RDP and CRD, there are other ways to open the Task Manager on a remote desktop. They range from shortcuts to opening it with menus. One of the simplest ways is to input Ctrl-Shift-Esc on your keyboard. This will immediately open the Task Manager without the menu from Ctrl-Alt-Delete. You can also right-click the taskbar at the bottom of the screen and then select “Task Manager”. You don’t need to touch the keyboard when you use this method. If your keyboard somehow malfunctions, you can count on the taskbar to access the Task Manager. Another method involving running commands is to use taskmgr. Note that you need to use Run for this. • Input Windows-R on your keyboard. • On the menu, type taskmgr. • Press Enter and the Task Manager will pop up. If you want to create a shortcut for the Task Manager, you can also pin it to the taskbar. You can open the Task Manager and then right-click the icon on the taskbar. Next, select “Pin to taskbar” and you can access it any time.