Stuck CMD.exe Windows in Windows 10: A Way to Resume
Have you ever encountered a situation where your CMD.exe window in Windows 10 gets stuck, and clicking on it does not respond? This article will discuss the possible reasons and provide a way to resume the unresponsive CMD.exe window.
Understanding the Problem
Sometimes, the CMD.exe window in Windows 10 may become unresponsive due to various reasons such as a memory leak, a deadlock, or a system crash. In such cases, clicking on the window does not produce any response, and it may seem like the window is stuck. However, the window is not completely frozen, and there is a way to resume it.
The Solution: Using the Task Manager
The Task Manager is a built-in utility in Windows 10 that allows you to view and manage the processes running on your system. You can use the Task Manager to resume a stuck CMD.exe window by following the steps below:
- Press the Ctrl + Shift + Esc keys simultaneously to open the Task Manager.
- In the Task Manager window, locate the CMD.exe process corresponding to the stuck window.
- Right-click on the CMD.exe process and select the "Resume" option from the context menu.
Code Block: Resuming a Stuck CMD.exe Window using PowerShell
You can also use PowerShell to resume a stuck CMD.exe window. The following code block demonstrates how to do this:
Get-Process -Name "cmd" | Resume-ProcessReferences
Type: Online Resource
Title: Task Manager
URL: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/task-manager-faq-c05ac5d7-26c9-3213-9228-eb9c3ffa8585
Type: Online Resource
Title: Get-Process
Type: Online Resource
Title: Resume-Process
By using the Task Manager or PowerShell, you can easily resume a stuck CMD.exe window in Windows 10. It is essential to understand the problem and the solution to avoid any data loss or system instability. With this knowledge, you can ensure that your system runs smoothly and efficiently.