HP Thin Client PC t1000 Quick Reference Guide for Microsoft Windows NTe-based - Page 13

Logging Off from, Restarting, and Shutting Down the Terminal, Installed Modules, Start

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Click the Installed Modules button to open a dialog box listing software modules installed on the terminal. ✎ The information displayed in the following Installed Modules dialog box illustration may vary for different terminals and software releases. Installed Modules Dialog Box Logging Off from, Restarting, and Shutting Down the Terminal To log off from, restart, or shut down the terminal, click the Task Bar Start button and select the appropriate action from the Start pop-up menu. ✎ These actions are also available through a command button in the Logon Information dialog box (which displays during startup if auto logon is not enabled and when you log off via the Start menu Logoff selection). In addition, you may log off from the Windows NT Security dialog box, which may be opened by using the Ctrl+Alt+Del key combination. 10 Quick Reference Guide

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Quick Reference Guide
Click the
Installed Modules
button to open a dialog box listing
software modules installed on the terminal.
✎
The information displayed in the following
Installed Modules
dialog
box illustration may vary for different terminals and software
releases.
Installed Modules Dialog Box
Logging Off from, Restarting, and Shutting Down the Terminal
To log off from, restart, or shut down the terminal, click the Task Bar
Start
button and select the appropriate action from the
Start
pop-up
menu.
✎
These actions are also available through a command button in the
Logon Information
dialog box (which displays during startup if auto
logon is not enabled and when you log off via the
Start
menu
Logoff
selection). In addition, you may log off from the
Windows NT
Security
dialog box, which may be opened by using the
Ctrl+Alt+Del
key combination.