There is probably no need to tell anyone that Windows freezes due to some processes. The question is different: how to remove a task on a computer from Windows so that the system itself does not suffer from the forced completion of the process? There are several methods to perform this operation. That's just to proceed from which process needs to be completed.
How to remove a task on a computer with Windows 7 in a classic way?
Among users, the most common method for solving this problem is the so-called three-finger combination Ctrl + Alt + Del.
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It remains to say that the forced completion of tasks and the work of programs on a computer is a thankless task. The price of the issue is the performance of the entire system. When removing some tasks, the OS can simply “crash”, followed by a forced reboot and recovery using a checkpoint. But what if there is none? Do not even try to delete backups here.