In alt.msdos.batch.nt Eric Bloch wrote:
Ctrl+Alt+Del helps user to choose options like- Lock, switch users, Sign out & Task Manager. Alternative short keys are below to do this task separately: To Switch User, Press Alt + F4 and choose Switch user from the list To Lock System, Press Win + L. Control-Alt-Delete is invoked by pressing the Delete key while holding the Control and Alt keys on a computer keyboard. It is used when a software program locks up and needs to be restarted, when there is a need to change a computer's password, or log on or off the computer.
> 'Mark V' wrote in message
> news:Xns98B13678A18C3z9zzaQ2btw@comcast.dca.giganews.com.
>> In alt.msdos.batch.nt Michael Bednarek wrote:
>>> On Sat, 6 Jan 2007 20:59:07 +0000 (UTC), Holger Petersen wrote
>>>>'Harlan Grove' writes:
>>>>>topher wrote.
>>>>>> This requires hitting
>>>>>>CTRL-ALT-DEL.
>>>>>.
>>
>>>>>there's no way to simulate pressing [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[Delete].
>>>>
>>>>There must be some way: PC-Anywhre can do it!
>>>>But I am only a User of that program.
>>>
>>> So can VNC.
>>
>> But in a very obscure and indirect way that involves installing
>> 'hooks' and addressing the hidden secure desktop.
>>
>> OP should forget simulating CTRL+ALT+DEL on Windows and address
>> the problem (setting a password) via other, more direct means
>> IMHO.
>>
>> Or build a robotic key presser device.
> Look at PTFBPro at http://www.ptfbpro.com/
Why? Can it force a keyboard hardware interrupt on CTRL+ALT+DEL?
(Phil)
I too like AutoIt3 here, but again, the Send() (keys) of
CTRL+ALT+DEL simply cannot be emulated in software (as opposed to a
physical keyboard) without hooking into the lower level parts of
Windows or replacing the GINA.
I'd love to be proved wrong. :)
Microsoft selected CTRL+ALT+DEL for it's Windows 'Secure Attention
Signal' (SAS) for exactly this reason.
Fortunately there are other ways and APIs for resolving most issues
that would require a GUI response to CTRL+ALT+DEL. https://torrent-creditcard.mystrikingly.com/blog/computer-app-download-site.
pspasswd.exe (Sysinternals) might be one, if it were not for the
OP's requirement regarding Netware passwords. Fortunately others
have posted a solution for that I believe.
Symbol | AltCode | Symbol | AltCode | Symbol | AltCode |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
☺ | 1 | @ | 64 | ⌂ | 127 |
☻ | 2 | A | 65 | Ç | 128 |
♥ | 3 | B | 66 | ü | 129 |
♦ | 4 | C | 67 | é | 130 |
♣ | 5 | D | 68 | â | 131 |
♠ | 6 | E | 69 | ä | 132 |
• | 7 | F | 70 | à | 133 |
◘ | 8 | G | 71 | å | 134 |
○ | 9 | H | 72 | ç | 135 |
◙ | 10 | I | 73 | ê | 136 |
♂ | 11 | J | 74 | ë | 137 |
♀ | 12 | K | 75 | è | 138 |
♪ | 13 | L | 76 | ï | 139 |
♫ | 14 | M | 77 | î | 140 |
☼ | 15 | N | 78 | ì | 141 |
► | 16 | O | 79 | Ä | 142 |
◄ | 17 | P | 80 | Å | 143 |
↕ | 18 | Q | 81 | É | 144 |
‼ | 19 | R | 82 | æ | 145 |
¶ | 20 | S | 83 | Æ | 146 |
Control Alt Delete Command
Symbol | AltCode | Symbol | AltCode | Symbol | AltCode |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
╛ | 190 | ² | 253 | Â | 0194 |
┐ | 191 | ■ | 254 | Ã | 0195 |
└ | 192 | spc | 255 | Ä | 0196 |
┴ | 193 | € | 0128 | Å | 0197 |
┬ | 194 | ‚ | 0130 | Æ | 0198 |
├ | 195 | ƒ | 0131 | Ç | 0199 |
─ | 196 | „ | 0132 | È | 0200 |
┼ | 197 | … | 0133 | É | 0201 |
╞ | 198 | † | 0134 | Ê | 0202 |
╟ | 199 | ‡ | 0135 | Ë | 0203 |
╚ | 200 | ˆ | 0136 | Ì | 0204 |
╔ | 201 | ‰ | 0137 | Í | 0205 |
╩ | 202 | Š | 0138 | Î | 0206 |
╦ | 203 | ‹ | 0139 | Ï | 0207 |
╠ | 204 | Œ | 0140 | Ð | 0208 |
═ | 205 | Ž | 0142 | Ñ | 0209 |
╬ | 206 | ‘ | 0145 | Ò | 0210 |
╧ | 207 | ' | 0146 | Ó | 0211 |
╨ | 208 | ' | 0147 | Ô | 0212 |
╤ | 209 | ' | 0148 | Õ | 0213 |
Symbol | AltCode | Symbol | AltCode | Symbol | AltCode |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
§ | 21 | T | 84 | ô | 147 |
▬ | 22 | U | 85 | ö | 148 |
↨ | 23 | V | 86 | ò | 149 |
↑ | 24 | W | 87 | û | 150 |
↓ | 25 | X | 88 | ù | 151 |
→ | 26 | Y | 89 | ÿ | 152 |
← | 27 | Z | 90 | Ö | 153 |
∟ | 28 | [ | 91 | Ü | 154 |
↔ | 29 | 92 | ¢ | 155 | |
▲ | 30 | ] | 93 | £ | 156 |
▼ | 31 | ^ | 94 | ¥ | 157 |
spc | 32 | _ | 95 | ₧ | 158 |
! | 33 | ` | 96 | ƒ | 159 |
' | 34 | a | 97 | á | 160 |
# | 35 | b | 98 | í | 161 |
$ | 36 | c | 99 | ó | 162 |
% | 37 | d | 100 | ú | 163 |
& | 38 | e | 101 | ñ | 164 |
' | 39 | f | 102 | Ñ | 165 |
( | 40 | g | 103 | ª | 166 |
Symbol | AltCode | Symbol | AltCode | Symbol | AltCode |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
╥ | 210 | • | 0149 | Ö | 0214 |
╙ | 211 | – | 0150 | × | 0215 |
╘ | 212 | — | 0151 | Ø | 0216 |
╒ | 213 | ˜ | 0152 | Ù | 0217 |
╓ | 214 | ™ | 0153 | Ú | 0218 |
╫ | 215 | š | 0154 | Û | 0219 |
╪ | 216 | › | 0155 | Ü | 0220 |
┘ | 217 | œ | 0156 | Ý | 0221 |
┌ | 218 | ž | 0158 | Þ | 0222 |
█ | 219 | Ÿ | 0159 | ß | 0223 |
▄ | 220 | spc | 0160 | à | 0224 |
▌ | 221 | ¡ | 0161 | á | 0225 |
▐ | 222 | ¢ | 0162 | â | 0226 |
▀ | 223 | £ | 0163 | ã | 0227 |
α | 224 | ¤ | 0164 | ä | 0228 |
ß | 225 | ¥ | 0165 | å | 0229 |
Γ | 226 | ¦ | 0166 | æ | 0230 |
π | 227 | § | 0167 | ç | 0231 |
Σ | 228 | ¨ | 0168 | è | 0232 |
σ | 229 | © | 0169 | é | 0233 |
Symbol | AltCode | Symbol | AltCode | Symbol | AltCode |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
) | 41 | h | 104 | º | 167 |
* | 42 | i | 105 | ¿ | 168 |
+ | 43 | j | 106 | ⌐ | 169 |
, | 44 | k | 107 | ¬ | 170 |
- | 45 | l | 108 | ½ | 171 |
. | 46 | m | 109 | ¼ | 172 |
/ | 47 | n | 110 | ¡ | 173 |
0 | 48 | o | 111 | « | 174 |
1 | 49 | p | 112 | » | 175 |
2 | 50 | q | 113 | ░ | 176 |
3 | 51 | r | 114 | ▒ | 177 |
4 | 52 | s | 115 | ▓ | 178 |
5 | 53 | t | 116 | │ | 179 |
6 | 54 | u | 117 | ┤ | 180 |
7 | 55 | v | 118 | ╡ | 181 |
8 | 56 | w | 119 | ╢ | 182 |
9 | 57 | x | 120 | ╖ | 183 |
: | 58 | y | 121 | ╕ | 184 |
; | 59 | z | 122 | ╣ | 185 |
< | 60 | { | 123 | ║ | 186 |
Symbol | AltCode | Symbol | AltCode | Symbol | AltCode |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
µ | 230 | ª | 0170 | ê | 0234 |
τ | 231 | « | 0171 | ë | 0235 |
Φ | 232 | ¬ | 0172 | ì | 0236 |
Θ | 233 | ® | 0174 | í | 0237 |
Ω | 234 | ¯ | 0175 | î | 0238 |
δ | 235 | ° | 0176 | ï | 0239 |
∞ | 236 | ± | 0177 | ð | 0240 |
φ | 237 | ² | 0178 | ñ | 0241 |
ε | 238 | ³ | 0179 | ò | 0242 |
∩ | 239 | ´ | 0180 | ó | 0243 |
≡ | 240 | µ | 0181 | ô | 0244 |
± | 241 | ¶ | 0182 | õ | 0245 |
≥ | 242 | · | 0183 | ö | 0246 |
≤ | 243 | ¸ | 0184 | ÷ | 0247 |
⌠ | 244 | ¹ | 0185 | ø | 0248 |
⌡ | 245 | º | 0186 | ù | 0249 |
÷ | 246 | » | 0187 | ú | 0250 |
≈ | 247 | ¼ | 0188 | û | 0251 |
° | 248 | ½ | 0189 | ü | 0252 |
∙ | 249 | ¾ | 0190 | ý | 0253 |
Symbol | AltCode | Symbol | AltCode | Symbol | AltCode |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
= | 61 | | | 124 | ╗ | 187 |
> | 62 | } | 125 | ╝ | 188 |
? | 63 | ~ | 126 |
Symbol | AltCode | Symbol | AltCode | Symbol | AltCode |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
· | 250 | ¿ | 0191 | þ | 0254 |
√ | 251 | À | 0192 | ÿ | 0255 |
ⁿ | 252 | Á | 0193 |
About Alt Codes
Remote Control Alt Delete
IBM developed a method to place the characters that can not be typed by a keyboard on the screen: while keeping the Alt key down, typing the code defined for the character via the numeric keypad. The system which interprets this action and places the corresponding character at the cursor's location is BIOS.
Dell vlc player. These codes became so popular so that Microsoft, even though developed a new set of codes, decided to keep them. The new set was named ANSI(later changed to Windows codes), and the old ones called as OEM(original equipment manufacturer) code pages. Three-digit codes represent the OEM codes. Codes with a preceding 0 represent the new ANSI codes.
For the last two decades, Unicode is being adopted by many systems. After adopting Windows to Unicode, the entry of all Unicode characters by the same method was desired, and achieved by some applications, but couldn't be spread to all system. Feeder 3 2 4 download free. All phones that support fortnite. Compatibility issues with old ANSI codes prevent the entry of all Unicode characters. Velvet teddy lip gloss.
Some Tips:- Characters produced may vary depending on the OEM Code Page setting.
- To type a character using its Alt Code value, Num lock should be on. Otherwise unwanted results may occur.
- The numeric keypad does not exist on every laptop. To use them, Numpad should be activated by pressing down the Fn key.
How to type an Alt Symbol on keyboard?
For example, let's type a degree symbol by using its Alt Code value on the keyboard.
- Make sure you switch on the NumLock,
- press and hold down the Alt key,
- type the Alt Code value of the degree symbol 0176 on the numeric pad,
- release the Alt key and you got a ° degree symbol.
** Above mentioned procedure is not aplicable for MacOS.
Mac Control Alt Delete Function
For more information on how to use symbols, emojis please check our How to use Alt-Codes? Car mechanic simulator 2018 requirements. page.