Using PowerShell PowerShell is another way on Windows 11 to close all your chosen running apps. To use this method, open Windows Search (press Windows+S), type Notepad, and open the app.

The Shell command offers a handy way to view your Applications folder. Here's how it works--and why you might find the trick useful.

How to find open apps with the Window Walker tool in Windows 10 PowerToys Your email has been sent Windows offers you a few ways to view all open apps. You can press Alt+Tab to view and cycle ...

Instead, they’re built into Windows 10’s new Task View, which is reminiscent of OS X’s Exposé feature that shows all your open windows at a glance. Further reading: PCWorld’s Windows 10 ...

Windows 11/10 users may also search for File Explorer Options in Start search box and open this box. Now, you can see file extensions for all files anywhere on your Windows system.

Here are different ways to close all running apps and programs on Windows 11/10 using Task Manager, Command Prompt, PowerShell, etc.

One of my favorite features on Windows 10 Technical Preview is task view. By swiping from the left side of the screen, I can see all the open apps and quickly switch as needed. Windows 10 goes a ...