game process stays open in background after game is closed

[Soup]

dont know when it started happening but the process that runs the game stays open in the background even after i (rage) quit the game and i have to manually close it with task manager. any fix?

[Valis]

Are you quitting from the menu? Or are you doing Alt F4 or Right clicking > close? Not sure what the case is but typically some games if I don't quit the correct way vs Alt F4 or right click > close the process stays till I end it manually.

[Valis]

Originally posted by Soup:

Originally posted by Valis:

Are you quitting from the menu? Or are you doing Alt F4 or Right clicking > close? Not sure what the case is but typically some games if I don't quit the correct way vs Alt F4 or right click > close the process stays till I end it manually.

it happens with both ways of closing the game, alt-f4'ing and quitting from the menu

Welp I tried, sorry lol.

[Okami]

I have the same issue, i guess there is no fix besides ending the process manually everytime via task manager. Its pretty bs

[Valis]

Originally posted by Okami:

I have the same issue, i guess there is no fix besides ending the process manually everytime via task manager. Its pretty bs

Well you could make a batch file if it really bugs you, I've had to use it as a fix for some old games to kill explorer then resume explorer after I exited a game. Heres how to do it if you're using windows.

@echo off
isaac-ng.exe
pause
taskkill /f /im isaac-ng.exe
exit

To make a batch file just open notepad, write the commands in seperate lines and save it as a .bat or you could save it as a text and rename it as a .bat and put it in the game directory then make a shortcut of it to the desktop. Don't know why I didn't think of this when I first replied to the OP but I havent had to use it in awhile and it kind of slipped my mind.

You'll see a cmd prompt open up before playing but once you exit the game and hit any key when prompted it should end the process.

[BOYCOTT]

Originally posted by MechaGodJovi:

Originally posted by Okami:

I have the same issue, i guess there is no fix besides ending the process manually everytime via task manager. Its pretty bs

Well you could make a batch file if it really bugs you, I've had to use it as a fix for some old games to kill explorer then resume explorer after I exited a game. Heres how to do it if you're using windows.

@echo off
isaac-ng.exe
pause
taskkill /f /im isaac-ng.exe
exit

To make a batch file just open notepad, write the commands in seperate lines and save it as a .bat or you could save it as a text and rename it as a .bat and put it in the game directory then make a shortcut of it to the desktop. Don't know why I didn't think of this when I first replied to the OP but I havent had to use it in awhile and it kind of slipped my mind.

You'll see a cmd prompt open up before playing but once you exit the game and hit any key when prompted it should end the process.

word wrap +1, your post -1.

he could use notepad++ if he doesn't want to destroy the formatting though.

[Valis]

Originally posted by Too-DAMN-Much:

Originally posted by MechaGodJovi:

Well you could make a batch file if it really bugs you, I've had to use it as a fix for some old games to kill explorer then resume explorer after I exited a game. Heres how to do it if you're using windows.

@echo off
isaac-ng.exe
pause
taskkill /f /im isaac-ng.exe
exit

To make a batch file just open notepad, write the commands in seperate lines and save it as a .bat or you could save it as a text and rename it as a .bat and put it in the game directory then make a shortcut of it to the desktop. Don't know why I didn't think of this when I first replied to the OP but I havent had to use it in awhile and it kind of slipped my mind.

You'll see a cmd prompt open up before playing but once you exit the game and hit any key when prompted it should end the process.

word wrap +1, your post -1.

he could use notepad++ if he doesn't want to destroy the formatting though.

Don't quite get your issue with the post, it works as intended.

[BOYCOTT]

notepad ♥♥♥♥♥ up the formatting, wasn't that obvious?

[Valis]

Originally posted by Too-DAMN-Much:

notepad ♥♥♥♥♥ up the formatting, wasn't that obvious?

As I said, working as intended. You must be something special to screw up something as simple as a batch file though.

[BOYCOTT]

Originally posted by MechaGodJovi:

As I said, working as intended. You must be something special to screw up something as simple as a batch file though.

word wrap is enabled by default? that's literally all it takes, man you are quite a mong with your little assumption, just cause you got lucky doesn't mean it's typical of the norm, batch files can and are a huge pain in the ass when they want to be and they do care about formatting from what i've seen to a partial degree.

[Valis]

Originally posted by Too-DAMN-Much:

Originally posted by MechaGodJovi:

As I said, working as intended. You must be something special to screw up something as simple as a batch file though.

word wrap is enabled by default? that's literally all it takes, man you are quite a mong with your little assumption, just cause you got lucky doesn't mean it's typical of the norm, batch files can and are a huge pain in the ass when they want to be and they do care about formatting from what i've seen to a partial degree.

Never had it on so still don't see the point of your text unless you were the unlucky one.

[BOYCOTT]

if you would be bothered to read it's enabled by default, so yeah, you're lying to yourself, maybe, but i don't believe you.

[Valis]

Originally posted by Too-DAMN-Much:

if you would be bothered to read it's enabled by default, so yeah, you're lying to yourself, maybe, but i don't believe you.

It may be enabled by default but it's off and it clearly works. It's possible I've always had it on in the past whenever I made a batch file but for whatever reason I turned it off it clearly works fine.

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