Windows 10: Task manager closes unsolicited

Hello,


since yesterday's Windows 10 update, my task manager which I am used to keep always open

suddenly closes and disappears from time to time. This is accompagnied by a noice of

the processor which stops only after I reopen the taskmanager manually again.

I already restored my computer to the status before the Windows update

but unfortunately this behavior of the taskmanager remained.

Thank you for assistance to resolve this problem.

:)

 

Task Manager Automatically Closes Windows 10!

Hi Evnul,

There are several reasons why the Task Manager automatically closes when opening. These may include the recent changes made on your computer or there is a corruption on your user profile. Answering the following questions may help us in uncovering the underlying
cause of the issue:

• Were there any changes made on your computer prior to the issue?
• Have you tried creating a temporary user profile to isolate the issue?
• Just to verify, is your computer shutting down when you are accessing the Task Manager or the Task Manager closes itself?
• Are you getting an error message or code when this happens?

Regards.

 

Close Porgramme and Task Manager

Hi,



I am a very new entrant in Windows mobile. Currently I'm using Lumia 510 running Windows 7.5 Mango. But I am finding it difficult to close a programme especially Internet Explorer which has gone a number of steps forward. I am closing this by pressing back
button. I am unable to find the task manager to close a programme. Pls help.



Thanks

-chiradip

 

Close Porgramme and Task Manager

There is really no need for the most part to close an app. WP7 does a pretty good job of managing memory. With some apps, you can simply tap the back button to close it. IE though will always remember the last page you are on, even if you reboot the phone,
so it may seem like it is always running.



You can also tap-hold the back button and see a list of apps actually running in memory.



There is no task manager for the user to access like you'd think of in Windows Mobile or on the desktop.