It brings up the Task Manager, that lets you forcibly stop processes, and this is a way for the (NY State) Government to take control of your printer, the analogy isn't bad.

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nine_k 19 hours ago | parent [-]

This is what Shift+Ctrl+Esc does.

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forgetfulness 18 hours ago | parent [-]

I'm behind the times! That's what it used to be until Windows XP, the last Windows version I used on a daily basis was Windows 2000 up to 2005.

	▲	AnssiH 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		On Windows XP this depended on whether you had joined a domain. On joined systems you got the security screen (same as previous Windows NT/2000), on other systems the task manager (same as Windows 9x).