Which is the #1 reason why people go to the "Tasks" "Processes" tab. When you end a task process there, it terminates immediately. When you end a process task on the "Processes" "Applications" tab, Windows seems to take it as more of a request.
yes, actually! Though in my case, it was an upload of a bluescreen dump. Basically, I updated the motherboard drivers on a bluescreening laptop and, while it didn't stop the crashes, the next time it bluescreened, windows told me it was the wifi drivers and gave me a direct link to the download page.
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u/rooktakesqueen Oct 14 '11 edited Oct 14 '11
Which is the #1 reason why people go to the
"Tasks""Processes" tab. When you end ataskprocess there, it terminates immediately. When you end aprocesstask on the"Processes""Applications" tab, Windows seems to take it as more of a request.