Keep in mind that sometimes a "busy" app may have the "not responding" state. You can learn more about its options and features by running it as follows: taskkill /?. This is what we used for frozen apps in the instruction above. It supports the /F argument to force close the apps without waiting for app to respond on the request. For example, the taskkill /IM "notepad.exe" will close all instances of the Notepad app. it can close a specific process by the executable name. The app supports a variety of arguments, e.g. Unlike the Task Manager, it is a console software, so you need to use it from the command prompt. This method involves a built-in app, taskkill. In the PowerShell or Command Prompt tab, copy-paste the following command: taskkill.exe /F /FI "status eq NOT RESPONDING".Right-click the Start button and select Windows Terminal.
It is much faster than closing the apps individually. If you have more than just one app that isn't responding, there is a special command that can gracefully close them and free up computer's resources. Sometimes you need to repeat the step 3 multiple times before Windows will be able to kill the frozen software.Or right-click it and select End task from the context menu. It will have " Not responding" in the " Status" column. Look for app that isn't responding on either Processes or Details tab.Open the Task Manager by pressing the Ctrl + Shift + Esc shortcut keys.Other methods to close a hanging app Close a Not Responding App in Windows 11
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