Right click on the application and select "Kill Process Tree". If there isn't a process tree and that option is greyed out, select "Kill Process" instead. Confirm you want to kill that application process tree and its descendants: After clicking OK, your lingering process should be toast. You need to launch task manager as admin, search for it in start menu and right click>run as administrator. do you have local admin rights? Same for me on battle net call of duty hQ wont force close let alone launch. did you fix? im having this issue. I had to roll back my cpu driver. If you really want to rollback a couple of builds, Rolling back is easy enough. Type cmd on the start menu, right click on the Command Prompt, choose Run as Administrator then copy and paste the line in the command prompt. (this is a May 29 2019 build) "C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\ClickToRun\officec2rclient.exe" /update user Step 1: Open Windows task manager in Windows 11 using CTRL + SHIFT + Esc or you can use CTRL + ALT + DELETE and then click on task manager to open it. Step 2: In the task manager, you have to click on More details and then expand it to view all the processes. Step 3: Here you can see all processes in the process tab. If you have a 2nd monitor, bring up task manager although it'll be behind the warzone screen. Hover over the task manager icon on the task bar, then right click the mini page that pops up and select move. If 'move' is greyed out, then you have to left click on the task manger icon first. 1. Restart your Windows PC 2. Run System Menu Troubleshooter 3. Use Command Prompt 4. Run SFC Scan 5. Run DISM Scan 6. Run Windows Security Check 7. Update Graphics Driver 8. Check for Updates 9. I looked up ways to fix the problem, and a few involve using the task manager. The only problem is I've tried opening task manager in at least 5 different ways, none of which worked. Ctrl+Alt+Delete, using a command, Ctrl+Shift+Esc, you name it and I tried it. It doesn't open and 10 minutes later I get a message that the application timed out

Firefox won't appear in the list of running applications because this list only shows applications with open windows. No problem -- just click the Processes tab. (On Windows 8, you should find Firefox under Background processes. You can also click the Details tab to see a full list of processes.)

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