Windows 10: Applications accidentally closed

A good enhancement would be able to put a lock on an application you don't want to accidentally shutdown. I often have multiple apps open and sometimes I accidentally close the window for an app by pressing the X in top right corner. It would be helpful if I could CHOOSE to lock out applications I don't want to accidentally close for a period of time or during that session. At least where Windows would ask DO YOU REALLY WANT TO CLOSE THIS APP DOWN. I would not like it on all apps but ones I choose to enable this LOCK.

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accidental Word doc closed

I was working on a Word doc (office 2007) & accidentally closed the document. Am I totally screwed or is there a way to recall it?

 

Accidentally tagged applications as "Games" in game mode

Hi,

If you accidentally tagged other applications as game in game mode, you can remove or reverse it by following the steps below:

• Click Start and click Settings.
• Select System.
• Select Apps & features.
• Find the game or app and click Advanced options.
• Click Reset.
• Restart your device so that the changes can take effect.

For more information in troubleshooting game DVR, you may check out this
link.

If you need further assistance, feel free to post anytime.

 

Sleep closes applications

Hi Gonzo,

Improper power configuration or outdated BIOS are some of the factors that can prevent the sleep function to work properly. As an initial step to prevent the programs/applications from closing upon wake up, we suggest that you reset
the power settings to default. To do this follow the steps below:

• Type Power Options in the search bar and press
  Enter.
• Under Preferred plans, click the Change plan settings link for the plan that you're currently using.
• Click the Restore default settings for this plan link. Click
  Yes if prompted.
• Click the Save changes button.
• Once you're done, check if the issue persists.

In the event that you encounter the same issue, our next option is to check if
BIOS is updated. To do this, we suggest that you contact the device manufacturer or check their support site on how to properly update it.

Note: Modifying BIOS/ complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) settings incorrectly can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from booting properly.
Microsoft cannot guarantee that any problems resulting from the configuring of
BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Modifications of the settings are at your own risk. 


Let us know should you need further assistance.