I Close the Window Then It Opens Again
Hi James,
Answer these question to know more than about the issue you are facing.
- Did you face aforementioned issue with all apps?
In Windows eight.1 there are several options to completely Close an app. Refer to these steps and check.
ane. Keyboard: Printing the Alt+F4 keys.
2. Move the cursor to the meridian of the screen, Drag the app window to the bottom of the screen and concur it there for two Seconds until the app window 'Flips' before releasing it (This is new to 8.1).
3. Switch away from the app to another screen. Press the Ctrl +Windows Cardinal +Tab keys to brandish the Running Apps carte. Correct click the app and select the Close selection.
4. In Task Manager, Correct click an app and select the End Job option.
If the new Memory Managing director detects a Low Memory country on the system, it will immediately start closing suspended apps (Starting with the suspended app that has reserved the nearly memory) until the low memory country is resolved.
Y'all can also refer to:
Refer to Ronnie Vernon's post replied on October 21, 2013 and vishnuramv'south post replied on October 29, 2013 from the following link
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-usa/windows/forum/windows8_1-functioning/apps-still-acticve-after-closing-windows-81/e3896ae7-1e8c-439a-a453-a542f7e4f270
Hope this information helps you. Please practice let us know if you demand further assist, we'll be glad to aid you.
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Let me enquire you a question.
How many different places in Task Director are at that place to come across what programs or apps are currently running?????
James
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Howdy James,
I apologize for the inappropriate question.
Did "previous mail suggestion" help you in fixing the issue?
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My goal is not to have to apply Task Manager to shut it.
When I employ Alt+F4, the apps doesn't prove when I motion the mouse pointer to the upper left of the.
But, the app remains in Chore Manager.
When I drag the app to the bottom it closes form the upper correct and is removed from the Chore Manager.
As well, when I become to Change PC Settings it remains in memory even when I close information technology, Merely, Change PC Settings
is nevertheless in TaskManager but it doesn't evidence up when I move the curser to the upper left of the Get-go screen.
I'm not going to check every app tot see if they do this.
My question Is, why did they go through trouble of placing a Shut (X) button on the pinnacle of the apps when
It doesn't close the app????
So far the only ane that works is dragging to the lesser.
I meant the upper left in my message.
I guess I don't know my left from my right. Duh.
James
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I realize that this event is not seen as a problem by Microsoft, simply merely a alter in the way that Windows operates. In theory, I actually like the idea, but I remember it has been extremely poorly executed. If Microsoft wants to manage arrangement memory, it should exist done in a way that has no noticeable system affect. In this area, Microsoft has failed. Suspending apps that I cull to leave open is a brilliant idea, but append should mean append and close should hateful close. The user should ultimately have command, not the OS.
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James,
You can close an app using ALT+SPACEBAR+C in that club, or past dragging information technology to the bottom of the screen and waiting for information technology to flip over.
Just I agree with you that having the "Close" push merely suspending the app is a contradiction in terms.
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Information technology's odd.
When I use the "X" the app doesn't prove upwards[ n the up[per left when I moved the mouse poinnter there but it ius notwithstanding in retentiveness according to Task Manager.
This gives the false impression that the app closed.
James
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I have to contradict myself now! I opened Chore Managing director to check something else and plant the figurer (the green ane) I closed with ALT+Spacebar+C still there and listed as "Suspended".
And so it looks now like the only fashion of closing an app now is past dragging it to the bottom of the screen and waiting for it to flip, or by hitting Alt+F4.
So somebody pray tell me what the signal was of placing the blackness bar at the top in the kickoff place?
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The point was to gratify Mouse and keyboard users that were unhappy with the way information technology was. In my opinion a Major failure. Hope this helps and if y'all need any farther assistance mail service and we volition exist glad to assist yous.
The above opinion is mine and mine alone and doesn't necessarily reflect that of Microsoft, it's employees, or whatsoever other member of this forum.
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Source: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/apps-remain-open-even-after-click-the-close-x/1be4ad39-6adb-4102-8fe3-34da52fa60ff
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