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You may be able to end tasks directly from the Windows 11 taskbar in the future.

Windows 11 will soon let you force quit from the taskbar, like macOS, and it’s about time.

Right clicking the icon and selecting End Task will soon kill misbehaving apps.

Need to rename multiple files at once, find your mouse cursor, or quickly mute your audio during a virtual meeting? Microsoft’s free PowerToys utility will give your operating system a boost.

A new Windows 11 feature that we can all get behind, the ability to simply right-click on an app on the taskbar and select End Task.

An End Task option will soon make it easier for Windows 11 users to terminate active tasks through the Taskbar.

Windows 11 taskbar may soon get an “end task” feature. Windows 11 taskbar is soon adding a new nifty feature that ends tasks straight away. Once this new taskbar feature rolls out, users no longer have to launch the Task Manager to merely kill an annoyingly unresponsive task.

If an app starts to misbehave in Windows 11, you may need to forcibly quit it using Task Manager. To help make life a little easier, Microsoft is speeding up the process of killing an app by adding an End Task option to taskbar jump lists.

Windows 11 may get a nifty new feature that’ll make keeping your PC in tip-top shape as easy as two mouse clicks.

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