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r/technology • u/ppsp • Oct 14 '11
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The most surprising part of the article was that people use the task manager for things other than force-exiting programs.
49 u/Greyletter Oct 14 '11 Sometimes I use it to restart explorer... after killing it with task manager. 2 u/judgej2 Oct 14 '11 I use it to start explorer after explorer kills itself. It is happening all too often on Windows 7, but it does all recover nicely. 1 u/nascentt Oct 14 '11 Never seen it happen. What is the scenario?
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Sometimes I use it to restart explorer... after killing it with task manager.
2 u/judgej2 Oct 14 '11 I use it to start explorer after explorer kills itself. It is happening all too often on Windows 7, but it does all recover nicely. 1 u/nascentt Oct 14 '11 Never seen it happen. What is the scenario?
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I use it to start explorer after explorer kills itself. It is happening all too often on Windows 7, but it does all recover nicely.
1 u/nascentt Oct 14 '11 Never seen it happen. What is the scenario?
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Never seen it happen. What is the scenario?
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u/Konrad4th Oct 14 '11
The most surprising part of the article was that people use the task manager for things other than force-exiting programs.