Windows 10: I want to enable secure login but I do not want to display the prompt to press ctrl+alt+del...

I think it's a better idea to not prompt others to help them login. Ideally, I want to change the secure login keys to be customizable.

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Ctrl-Alt-Del not working at login screen

I have a Panasonic Toughpad running Windows 10 Pro that has recently stopped accepting Ctrl-Alt-Del at the login screen. I press the key combo and it flickers like it is going to the login prompt but it just goes back to the screen telling me to press ctrl-alt-del to unlock the computer. I have tried restarting, safe-mode, startup repair, different keyboards, and nothing works. This computer is on an AD domain so I can not disable ctrl-alt-del. Any help would be appreciated.

 

CTRL+ALT+DEL still required to be more secure?

You don't need it on a standalone computer if it's clean, CTRL + ALT + DEL is meant to be used for remote login for computers within domain.

There is one case where it proves useful, some computers might have VNC server or similar remoting programs, ex. remote desktop installed, if CTRL + ALT + DEL is enabled remote login will not work because only a user that is in front of PC will be able to press CTRL + ALT + DEL on keyboard to be able to login.

If you're sure there is no remoting programs on your computer then you have no use of CTRL + ALT + DEL.
I don't know how this applies to remoting malware if there is one, and due to my lack of knowing this I still have CTRL + ALT + DEL enabled.

 

Ctrl Alt Del, Vista

The whole Ctrl+Shift+Esc should be used to get that crazy screen with those options and Ctrl+Alt+Del should bring up TM.