You may be asked to specify some details of the problem.

Let the troubleshooter check for problems.

Scroll through the problems and find the one that is related to the apps that keeps crashing.

In the ‘Other troubleshooters’ settings, you will see a list of frequent and occasional problems.

Click on Start, type Troubleshoot Other Problems and click on it.

This can help you diagnose the problem and hopefully generate a solution. You can also make use of the built-in troubleshooting feature that comes with Windows.

Restart your computer once the update is installed.

Any available updates will be downloaded and installed automatically.

In the Windows Update window, click on the ‘ Check for updates’ button.

At the left-hand side of the Settings window, you will find “ Windows Update” menu.

Click on Start, type Settings and open it.

To check for new Windows updates, follow these steps: The only way you can resolve these issues is by waiting for a new Windows update and updating your system as soon as it is available. Often, the reason behind apps crashing on Windows 11 is a system bug.

Try starting up the application now and see if it runs smoothly.

Right click on each and select ‘ End task.’

You will now find the most resource consuming applications listed on the top.

On the top click on CPU or Memory (whichever was being used the most in step 2). Make a note of whichever resource is being used the most.

Check to see how much CPU and Memory is currently being used.

Close all instances of the apps you are trying to run like described in the process above.

Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open the Task Manager.

If you’re trying to run a high resource-demanding apps like Adobe Illustrator, you may prevent crashes by turning off all other unnecessary programs. You may have to scroll down to find if few more instances of the programs are still running under Background processes. Right-click on each and select ‘ End Task’.

In the Processes tab, you may find some instances of the application still running under the Apps section and the Background processes section.

Alternatively, click on Start, type Task Manager and open it. You need to open the task manager and close every instance of the application before opening it again. And sometimes, just closing the app and opening it again might not cut it. If your software keeps crashing on Windows 11, the first thing you need to try is restarting the application.

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