How to display task manager on Chromebook

MyshortTips Chromebook Tutorial - Chrome OS also has a Task Manager whose function is similar to other laptops in general, namely for "end process".

 

So if there is an application, software, on Google Play, or Linux Environment, or on Chrome itself it hangs or can't be closed..

 

This does not mean that the Chromebook is completely frozen, aka freezing, but only the application/software, while other processes are still running.


 

Normally, you can close it right away... but sometimes there are applications that for some reason can't be closed and are still running in the background.

 

TASK MANAGER OVERVIEW

 

The Task Manager on Chrome OS looks like this..

 

 

Task manager di Chrome OS

 

It's very simple, I see, and not as detailed as the Task manager in Windows, so when we look at it, we don't see what percentage of people are left unused and what percentage of the video we don't know because there's only the value of each one listed. every process.

but even so this is very useful to overcome when there is a hang or we cannot close the process on the application or software on the chromebook, which is sometimes still running in the background.


I encountered this when I installed an application on Google Play called the power audio player, and when I deleted the power audio but it was still running in the background which I couldn't close, so one way is to use our Task Manager directly kill the process. 

How to Call Task Manager on Chrome OS (Chromebook)

to call the Task Manager is actually really easy, we just need to use a combination of several keys on the keyboard.

Shift + ESC atau Search +ESC

If on Chromebook 4 for the latest update that I have, we use the button  Search + ESC... 

 

 

Shortcut TASK MANAGER

 

 

 

so Shift + ESC has been changed, bro...

Changed the Search button again which was used as Capslock back to Search

 

The problem is when we use the SEARCH button to convert it to CAPSLOCK, as we discussed earlier on how to fix the capslock and delete keys that don't exist on Chromebooks.

So we need to change the search button back from "capslock" to "search".

My Step to Changed the Search button again which was used as Capslock back to Search : 

1.  You go to the "settings" section
   
   
   
   
2. In the Search Navigation section, you can type Keyboard or you can go directly to the tab  Device > Keyboard 
3. Please change the Search section to Search.
   
   
   
   
4. After that, the search button will change its function back to Search, meaning you can use the search button for shortcut combinations to call the task manager.
   

I Hope this tutorial can solve your problem.