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Do you plan to reset Task Manager to default in Windows 11/10? In that case, you are at the right
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place as we have the solutions you need. This is The Windows Club.
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Task Manager is a great tool for monitoring the performance of your Windows Computer. Initially,
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when you open it, it gives you selected information, but with time, you tweak it
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to your preference. But, in case you want to reset, then you should know the process.
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So, let's get started on how to reset Windows Task Manager to default in Windows 10/11.
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Method 1: Use the Registry Editor To initiate this process,
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press Windows + R and open Run command. Then type regedit to open Registry Editor.
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Then type the command that you can see on your screen –
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‘HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\TaskManager’and press Enter.
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After that, locate Task Manager and right-click on it. Then, click on Delete to remove it.
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Once you do that, a pop-up will appear asking you to confirm this action,
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click on Yes and confirm it. Method 2: Using keyboard shortcuts
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Open your Windows Search Box and Task Manager. Once it appears, press and hold Ctrl+Shift+Alt
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and click on Task Manager. And, that’s it. The Task Manager
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will now go back to its default setting. Method 3: Using Windows PowerShell
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Now, begin this process, simply type Windows PowerShell in the search box and right-click
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on it to open it as administrator. Then type the command that you can
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see on your screen now Remove-ItemProperty
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And, hit enter. Now, close PowerShell and
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go back and open the Task Manager. You will see that it is back to its default setting.
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So, that's it. Subscribe to The Windows Club for all
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your tech solutions related to Windows. Thanks for watching.