I’ve got a really simpleton question about Kill Switch that’s really bugging me. I’m new to this forum & I’ve accidentally posted this question in the feedback section, so please forgive the duplication if you’ve come across it.
If I kill a task using kill switch, does that mean it won’t work again or would it work again if I re-launch the task?
It’s bugging me because I killed google chrome whilst it was running in the virtual desktop mode and after a few days I noticed chrome wouldn’t run in the sandbox again! - But I’m unsure whether a chrome update or killing the process has stopped it from running again.
Chrome works fine outside the sandbox otherwise, so any answers regarding this would help me (& others) troubleshoot this problem.
Yes, the green border is present, btw although I’ve noted the messages to us by the mod’, does killing a process such as chrome (using killswitch) actually make that process unusable again?
[b]Note:[/b] By stopping a running process you will lose any unsaved data being used by the application that generated the process. Save data in all running applications before selecting this option.
Example:
You are part way through creating an unsaved word document and you kill ‘word.exe’ then your unsaved document will be lost, but the program remains unharmed.