It's a tale as old as Windows: You're using your PC and everything seems fine, but then a program freezes for no apparent reason, and you spend the next few minutes waiting impatiently for it to fix ...

There’s a few quick ways to duck out of unresponsive apps, but you should always check if there’s an unknown program slowing down your Mac. Reading time 3 minutes We’ve all been there. Sometimes ...

It’s a force quit option that works just like it does in macOS. It’s a force quit option that works just like it does in macOS. is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all ...

Our smartphones, tablets, and computers do a lot for us. They help us access puppy videos, stay in touch with our loved ones and keep people of all ages entertained. If you’re a regular user of Apple ...

No matter what you use your Mac for, there may come a time when Command + Q just doesn't cut it. For closing out those persistently frozen apps that just won't go away, there are a couple of ways to ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. If your Windows program won’t respond, force quitting is often the move. Here are some things to try before you ...

Bugs and errors can cause users problems by crashing apps and preventing them from being closed normally. Here's how to force quit frozen apps using the Apple Vision Pro. A frozen app refers to one ...

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If an app becomes responsive (usually a mozilla browser or something by Adobe) I usually go straight to the Dock and force quit the damn thing.<BR><BR>Other example, say if I have 20 files open in ...

Force-closing apps on Apple Vision Pro is not intuitive. There’s no list of running apps like you see on your iPhone when you swipe up from the bottom of the screen and pause halfway. There’s no ...

Wanting to know how to force quit Windows? We’ve got you covered right here. Overall, Windows is pretty solid. Running into unresponsive applications or crashes isn’t really common which is why it’s ...