Overcoming "Not Responding" Program Without TaskManager

Maybe we have experienced problems in running programs that ultimately causes the program not responding. To handle this problem is typical to push Ctrl + Alt + Del to run Task Manager and click End Task to close the application that the error was. Yes it is a powerful way to kill the application crashes / errors by force. But did you know that there is a more simple way to kill the application crashes. So we need not tired signature Ctrl + Alt + Del and run the Task Manager to kill the program that hangs it.

In windows there is a file whose name is "taskkill.exe" this file is the default Windows application, the same function with the command End Task in Task Manager but its use is more simple than using the Task Manager. That is by the way made ​​a shortcut on the desktop computer, so when we open the program and in fact have a hang or a "Not Responding" then we just double click this shortcut and windows will automatically identify and shut down all programs crash / error.

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For how to create a shortcut to the file taskkill.exe, can follow the steps below:

1. Right-click the desktop, select 'Create New Shortcut'
2. Copy-paste the code below into the field location shortcut

taskkill.exe / f / fi "status eq not responding"

3. Then click Next and give the name, or allowed to default is also okay.

After performing the above steps then there will be a shortcut with the name 'taskkill.exe' (dafault).

This trick works on Windows XP Pro, Vista and Windows7.