Italc 3

[cpjitservices]

Hi all,

 

Have installed Italc 3, great program. Only one problem as far as I can see.

 

sending CTRL, ALT + DEL.

 

How does one achieve this ? currently I have italc running in a Win 10 'Master' Workstation. If I remote into the workstation through RDP I can't seem to send the 3 finger salute to machines in Italc.

 

Any ideas ?

 

Thanks in advance.

[TLARWise]

If you are using RDP I believe you can use Ctrl-Alt-End instead, I don't know if this translates to Italc as well.

[GuyJD]

Ctrl-Alt-End doesn't work in iTalc

 

I've found that if I used Ctrl-Alt-Del it will after a couple of goes send through to the remote machine.

[siuko]

Have you tried Alt Gr and Delete?

 

I'm sure I've used that before (I think it's like a one handed short version of Ctrl-Alt-Delete)

[cpjitservices]

Ill go and try hat now, i may be having issues due to the fact that the machine running Italc is on a VM.

[cpjitservices]

Tried it ALT-GR via OSK asks me to click on my user tile :S...

 

Ctrl Alt + Del locks my main screen.

 

 

Sigh.

[cpjitservices]

Im connecting to the remote VM via Screen Connect. Sending the shortcut doesnt work which is a shame.

[siuko]

Google found this > ctrl-alt-shift-end will allow you to bring up ctrl-alt-del on an RDP's RDP

 

Or can you get an onscreen keyboard up?

[cpjitservices]

Yeah, no joy with OSK unfortunately.

 

 

I was connecting through Screen Connect... Doesnt work via RDP either. I just cant get the sequence through to a machine on Italc.

Edited May 2, 2017 by cpjitservices

[HBPS]

can you not install vnc on the VM? as a work around?

[siuko]

Another google > fn+control+option+delete

 

or try

 

use Cmd-r to run a command.

type osk

(to enable on screen keyboard)

 

now press Ctrl-Option and click on the Del on the OnScreenKeyboard.

[cpjitservices]

can you not install vnc on the VM? as a work around?

 

Not really. Need to access the machine via RDP.

 

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Another google > fn+control+option+delete

 

or try

 

use Cmd-r to run a command.

type osk

(to enable on screen keyboard)

 

now press Ctrl-Option and click on the Del on the OnScreenKeyboard.

 

I have got OSK up on the screen via the start menu on the master machine running italc, pressing CTRL Alt and Del seems to do ... nothing.

[cpjitservices]

Im beginning to think it's because I'm running the master machine in a VM.