I'm not sure why you would need to. An unresponsive program should not effect the integrity of the system to require a reboot.
If an unresponsive program is being particular persistent and won't exit, CTRL + ALT + DEL then Task Manager, and clicking on the program in the "Processes" tab and clicking "End Task" is a reliable way to get rid of it.
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The following code is written in Java. It creates a program that asks the user how many cookies they want to make. Then it adjusts the original recipe based on the ratio of the original amount of cookies it makes to the amount the user wants. Finally, passing the output of the new adjusted recipe to the user. Due to technical difficulties, I have added the code as a txt file attached below.
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The Recycle Bin is a common desktop feature.
Shortcuts to frequently used programs can be added.
This type of security failure is called WIN32K_SECURITY_FAILURE. <span> This indicates a </span>security failure was detected in win32k. <span>According to a new report issued by Dark Reading, there are a number of key </span>security failures<span> that cybercriminals take advantage of.</span>
