How can the Task Manager in Windows or Force Quit in macOS close frozen, suspended, unresponding programs instantly. What do they do different than clicking the X button in the corner?
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When you click on the x to close a program generally the program have to clean the memory he used and he need to stop correctly any action he started. That’s why when it freeze a lot of time something is blocking the program to do any future action.
The task manager is sending a signal telling to kill the program and your computer does so without asking or checking the state of the program.
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