Noreen O’Gallagher
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Previously comms in UN DPKO, BBCNews & CNNi; still plagued with a serious news addiction.
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Views my own, RT not necessarily endorsement.
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If you're affected, don't use close button to close Task Manager, as it'll create ghost entries, which use your RAM and CPU.
To exit Task Manager, use “End task” instead.
If you're affected, don't use close button to close Task Manager, as it'll create ghost entries, which use your RAM and CPU.
To exit Task Manager, use “End task” instead.
Windows Latest on X: "A Windows 11 bug is duplicating Task Manager process when you use the 'X' close button to exit it. This means Task Manager won’t quit on Windows 11, sending each instance to background. It appears that the October 2025 optional update (Build 26200.7019/26100.7019, which https://t.co/dsjP1rMwCH" / X
A Windows 11 bug is duplicating Task Manager process when you use the 'X' close button to exit it. This means Task Manager won’t quit on Windows 11, sending each instance to background. It appears that the October 2025 optional update (Build 26200.7019/26100.7019, which https://t.co/dsjP1rMwCH
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November 1, 2025 at 7:22 AM
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If you're affected, don't use close button to close Task Manager, as it'll create ghost entries, which use your RAM and CPU.
To exit Task Manager, use “End task” instead.
If you're affected, don't use close button to close Task Manager, as it'll create ghost entries, which use your RAM and CPU.
To exit Task Manager, use “End task” instead.
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August 5, 2025 at 7:37 PM
Two likes, 377 comments and 386 quotes. How did you think people would react?