There’s a certain hierarchy to how you can close Windows apps, including the polite “File->Exit” menu option and the more thorough “End Process” in Windows’ task manager. SuperF4, however, is like DDT for apps you want gone right away.
If you’ve used Windows for any amount of time, you’ve already had to deal with the dreaded (Not Responding) frozen application-so instead of using task manager, why not create a shortcut to auto-kill them?
Task cleanup utility JustCloseSomeTasks monitors your running applications for inactivity and marks them for closing to free up precious memory and equally precious taskbar space.
Windows’ built in Task Manager is good enough to get by, but it’s not really changed much since NT. If you’re looking for a better alternative,MKN TaskExplorer is an option worth downloading.
DTaskManager, obviously, is a Task-Manager, but specifically engineered to give additional functionalities that the Windows bundled TaskManager (and other third party products) do not have:
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