How to stop CTRL, ALT, delete on startup?

In Windows 7, whenever I restart, I need to press Ctr, Alt, and DELETE keys. How can I avoid this?

Click the start planet, and then click Restart in the lower right.

If it takes too much of your them so you can create a desktop shortcut that invokes this command:
Shutdown.exe/r

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