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The Windows 7 Task Manager is far more stable than Windows 8.1

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The Windows 7 Task Manager is far more stable than Windows 8.1​, I haven't properly tried Win 10 or Win 8. Anyone else noticed?

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Win 10 is pretty good. 

But why do you need a constant full time use task manager?

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I prefer the win 8

 

The Win 8.1 design is nicer than 7 but...

How is it more stable..?

 

Well for example when I overloaded the pc the Win 7 task manager would start up no problem to sort the unresponsive software out, but the 8.1 starts 'Not Responding' itself!

Win 10 is pretty good. 

But why do you need a constant full time use task manager?

I don't need it full time, just in an 'emergency'.

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Ive not once had an issue with 8,1s taskmanager it does exactly as I need of it without any funny business.

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Well for example when I overloaded the pc the Win 7 task manager would start up no problem to sort the unresponsive software out, but the 8.1 starts 'Not Responding' itself!

Uh huh.. I can say for sure it's the other way around in my expierence.

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In this day and age with current hardware... how do you "overload" your PC. Even on my dual core i3 macbook (which has windows 7 on it) its hard to get it to lock up completely...

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