4 простых способа принудительно закрыть приложения и программы Windows

По какой-либо причине вы не можете вызвать диспетчер задач с помощью CTRL+ALT+DEL, вместо этого вы можете принудительно закрыть программу Windows с помощью командной строки. Следуй этим шагам:

1. Откройте командную строку Windows, введя «cmd» в строке поиска Windows.
2. Введите «список задач» в приглашении. Он покажет вам список задач, запущенных в Windows 10/11.
3. Попробуйте найти название приложения, которое вы пытаетесь закрыть.
4. Закройте программу-нарушитель. Пример: введите «taskkill/PID 28031»

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Follow the steps in the guide above to use any of these methods.”
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Tap on More details to expand the view and view the list of all running tasks and processes.
Click on the task you want to end and tap on the End task button. Alternatively, right-click on the task you want to end and select End task from the context menu.

Refer to the guide above to learn about other methods of ending tasks in Windows.”
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Open Windows Command Prompt by typing “cmd” in the Windows Search bar.
Type “tasklist” in the prompt. It will show you the list of tasks running on Windows 10/11.
Try to find the name of the application you are trying to quit.
Close the offending program. Ex: type “taskkill /PID 28031″”
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