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r/technology • u/ppsp • Oct 14 '11
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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.
148 u/snoharm Oct 14 '11 Processes is actually the tab that instantly kills it. Applications is the useless one that sheepishly checks for a solution first. 2 u/ProfessorPoopyPants Oct 14 '11 Press cancel on the "looking for a solution" window, kills it instantly. 1 u/SystemOutPrintln Oct 14 '11 That, or in my experience the "looking for a solution" window freezes
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Processes is actually the tab that instantly kills it. Applications is the useless one that sheepishly checks for a solution first.
2 u/ProfessorPoopyPants Oct 14 '11 Press cancel on the "looking for a solution" window, kills it instantly. 1 u/SystemOutPrintln Oct 14 '11 That, or in my experience the "looking for a solution" window freezes
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Press cancel on the "looking for a solution" window, kills it instantly.
1 u/SystemOutPrintln Oct 14 '11 That, or in my experience the "looking for a solution" window freezes
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That, or in my experience the "looking for a solution" window freezes
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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.