There’s a few quick ways to duck out of unresponsive apps, but you should always check if there’s an unknown program slowing down your Mac.

While the Force Quit window is open, it will remain on top of anything else you happen to have open until you close it out. Additionally, you can also Force Quit an app from the dock.

As with any personal computer, your Mac can occasionally have programs that have problems or glitches. Here's how to force quit any application on your Mac.

How to force quit an app on iPhone, iPad Apple has a very simple solution for dealing with an unresponsive app on your iPhone and iPad. Here's what to do when an app stops responding: Swipe up ...

If an app freezes up or stops working right, you may want to force-close it. Here's how.

That’s what we’ll address in this guide. We’ll show you all the ways you can force quit apps on a Mac, switch to a different user, open Apple’s equivalent of the Task Manager and more.

Bugs and errors can cause users problems by crashing apps and preventing them from being closed normally. Here's how to force quit frozen apps using the Apple Vision Pro.

If your MacBook or desktop Mac is slowing to a crawl or frozen, these are the easiest and simplest ways to hard-restart your Mac device.

Force quit on Mac When the spinning rainbow wheel appears on your computer, take solace in the fact there’s an easy way to force quit on your computer, too. First, click out of the unresponsive app.