Close Application EXE from task manager while exiting windows application

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I can run maximum 6 instances of my windows application at a time. But what I find that sometimes one EXE still remains running and can be seen in Task Manager only (although all the application windows are closed). Can anyone suggest me how to exactly handle this scenarion?

Posted 19-Jul-10 23:15pm

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michaelschmitt 20-Jul-10 5:23am

Yes, you should find out, why your application is still running, even if all the windows are closed.
At some point, you're not exiting the application correctly or something still resides in memory. Maybe
some thread is still running or some resource is still in access.

Developer_2010 20-Jul-10 5:43am

yes. but how?

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2010-07-19T23:55:00

Solution 1

It's called "using the debugger".

Posted 19-Jul-10 23:55pm

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Developer_2010 22-Jul-10 2:50am

What is this? Can you elaborate?

Rajesh Sajjanar · Answer 2 · 2010-07-20T00:31:00

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Hi Close your VS.Net editor and try to run

Posted 20-Jul-10 0:31am

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Developer_2010 20-Jul-10 6:39am

tried..but no change. :(

Developer_2010 22-Jul-10 2:49am

no solution yet :(