One of the biggest problems of the Windows ecosystem is undoubtedly unresponsive applications. When a program is not responding, it is necessary to first access the Task Manager using the CTRL+ALT+DEL combination, and then close the unresponsive application.
However, Windows 11 seems to overcome these annoying problems. Because users who tested the Insider version with the code “Windows 11 build 25300” found that the developers took action for a new feature. Once this update is rolled out to all users, it will be extremely easy to close the unresponsive app. So how?
Right click, End Task
Let’s say you have to close an unresponsive application. With the new feature of Windows 11, all you have to do is right-click on the icon of the application in question on the Taskbar and left-click on the “End Task” option. In this way, there will be no need to log in to the Task Manager. Meanwhile; Let’s not go without mentioning that this new feature, which is under development for Windows 11, has been present in the macOS ecosystem for years.
The “build 25300” developer version for Windows 11 was released just a week ago, on February 15, 2023. Therefore, users in the stable version who want to experience the application shutdown feature will have to wait for a while. Because there is currently no official release date for the stable version. If you don’t want to wait, you can access the preview version via the link here, and start using the new features in the testing phase after you become a member of the Windows Insider program.
Note: Preview versions may have some bugs. Therefore, if you do not have advanced Windows knowledge, we strongly recommend that you wait for the stable version update to avoid data loss and problems.
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