How to Perform Ctrl+Alt+End on a Mac Remote Desktop

Are you struggling to perform the classic Windows shortcut of Ctrl+Alt+Delete on your Mac while using Microsoft Remote Desktop? You're not alone! Many users have encountered this issue, but fear not, as we've got the solution for you.

Method 1: Using the On-Screen Keyboard

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One way to achieve Ctrl+Alt+Delete is by using the On-Screen Keyboard. To do this:

* Type 'osk' and press Enter.

* Open the On-Screen Keyboard window.

* Press and hold Ctrl, then press the Right Arrow key, followed by Delete.

Method 2: Using the Windows On-Screen Keyboard

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Another approach is to use the Windows On-Screen Keyboard. To do this:

* Hold Ctrl and press the right arrow key on your real keyboard.

* Press Delete on the On-Screen Keyboard.

Method 3: Using the Remote Desktop Menu

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The third method involves using the Remote Desktop menu. To do this:

* Open a remote desktop session.

* Select 'Start' from the menu.

* A window will appear with four options: Lock, Sign Out, Change Password, and Task Manager.

* To perform Ctrl+Alt+Delete, press and hold Ctrl+Alt on your real keyboard, then press Delete on the On-Screen Keyboard.

Ctrl+Alt+End vs. Ctrl+Alt+Delete

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It's worth noting that Ctrl+Alt+End is a variation of the classic shortcut that works on Macs running macOS Big Sur or later. This combination sends a 'Windows-End' signal to the remote desktop, which is equivalent to Ctrl+Alt+Delete.

Conclusion

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Performing Ctrl+Alt+Delete on a Mac remote desktop may seem daunting at first, but with these three methods, you'll be able to do so easily. Whether you're using the On-Screen Keyboard, Windows On-Screen Keyboard, or the Remote Desktop menu, you'll be able to send the 'Ctrl+Alt+Delete' signal and access the Task Manager or other features.

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