Applications that won't launch in Windows
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DoctorHow -
DoctorHow -
Hello, hello, I have a problem with my Lenovo computer. I click on an application called MovieStarPlanet and it doesn't launch anymore. I went to the task manager to try with other applications that were disabled, I reactivated them and it worked, but I can't find the MovieStarPlanet application in the task manager. I've looked everywhere and I can't find it, please help me.
Configuration: Windows / Chrome 100.0.4896.75
Configuration: Windows / Chrome 100.0.4896.75
1 answer
Hi,
the task manager is not used for that but to manage the system's computer tasks, especially in case of problems or failure to close a program, and to see the resources being used such as memory or processor calculations in progress.
If your program does not appear in the list, it means that it is not currently in use.
If you have applications that you no longer want, it is preferable to uninstall them.
Or simply do not use them while keeping them if you plan to use them later.
For your game, you can check if you find the executable in the program folder (or programs X86; both are generally located on the system hard drive commonly named C:).
If that does not work, see if you have an uninstall file in the game's folder.
Otherwise, uninstall manually through the settings menu (the gear icon in the Windows menu)/applications/applications and features -> click on the desired program and choose uninstall.
Then reinstall by downloading the latest version from the publisher's website: https://moviestarplanet.com
The problem should be resolved.
the task manager is not used for that but to manage the system's computer tasks, especially in case of problems or failure to close a program, and to see the resources being used such as memory or processor calculations in progress.
If your program does not appear in the list, it means that it is not currently in use.
If you have applications that you no longer want, it is preferable to uninstall them.
Or simply do not use them while keeping them if you plan to use them later.
For your game, you can check if you find the executable in the program folder (or programs X86; both are generally located on the system hard drive commonly named C:).
If that does not work, see if you have an uninstall file in the game's folder.
Otherwise, uninstall manually through the settings menu (the gear icon in the Windows menu)/applications/applications and features -> click on the desired program and choose uninstall.
Then reinstall by downloading the latest version from the publisher's website: https://moviestarplanet.com
The problem should be resolved.