This hidden Windows 11 feature lets you end tasks with one click

Microsoft has recently released a feature that is very useful when an application crashessomething that happens often. We show you How to End Tasks in Windows 11 with One Click.

Sometimes while you are using a game or application it crashes. If you are unable to access the desktop, you need to press the key combination CTRL, ALT and DEL to access it.

The application remains active in memory, and even if you try to close the window from the taskbar, it does not close. Or it does, but the software remains in memory, and does not let you reopen it.

Ending tasks with one click

In these cases, what you need to do is open Task Manager, find the process that belongs to the rogue application, and end it. It’s not easy, and you have to complete multiple steps.

Recently, Windows 11 lets you end tasks with a mouse clickSetting it up is easy, and saves you a lot of time.

First, right click on the Start button of Windows 11, and enters the Setting. Here you access Systemand enters the section For Programmers:

In section, Finish homeworktap the switch to turn it On. Now just exit Windows 11 Settings.

Now, when an app crashes, or you just want to close it with one click, Right-click on its name in the taskbar.

In the context menu that appears, you will now see a new option, called Finish homework:

When you press it, the problematic application will be permanently closed, as it is a priority order of the operating system.

This order is equivalent to entering the Task Manager and ending it from there.but you save yourself from having to open it. It’s much faster.

If for some reason you want to stop using it, you simply have to go back to Windows 11 Settings, go to System and For developers, and disable the button Finish homework.

There are other interesting features in this section For Programmersbut some of them are dangerous, because they change Windows 11 or make it more vulnerable to malware, so don’t change anything if you’re not sure what you’re doing.

This feature is harmless on a security level, but it is very useful to save time and steps when an application crashes and refuses to close.

As you see, Set Windows 11 to end tasks with one clickIt’s simple. It’s worth leaving it on for when you need it.

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Tags: Windows TricksMicrosoft, Windows 11