If you're wondering how to do the equivalent of a PC's "Control+Alt+Delete" function on a Mac, here's how you can force quit unresponsive Mac apps.

If you're wondering how to do the equivalent of a PC's "Control+Alt+Delete" function on a Mac, here's how you can force quit unresponsive Mac apps.

You may be wondering how to f orce quit applications or Ctrl Alt Delete on Mac and access the Windows Task Manager equivalent on Mac to close applications if things should go awry.

The Ctrl + Alt + Del combination is specific to the PC (Windows operating system). This command runs by pressing three keys simultaneously and stops any running software immediately. Below you will ...

The "Command" keys are located in between the "Alt" keys and the spacebar on the standard Mac keyboard, in similar locations to the "Windows" keys on Windows machines.

The panel looks something like this: Once you see this palette, start tapping each of the shift modifiers on your keyboard, including the Control, Alt and Windows keys.