Kill Process in Window Xp

Sometimes application get stuck or gets hanged, then you can
kill that app using this method

1.) Press Ctrl+Alt+Del. Window task manager will be opened.
2.) Select "processes" tab.
3.) Select the process you want to kill.
4.) Press the "end process" you want to kill as show.

5.) Done, you have successfully terminated process.

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