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							Running Kdenlive with Windows 10. Why are there so many Kdenlive processes active after the application is shut down? Currently the task manager is showing 9 processes still running. Couldn't upload an image so I added a URL. https://1drv.ms/i/s!Arsv9-Zh1TgPlHjeK52Y68pBwbDK | 
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							This is still a bug, even in Kdenlive 17.08.2. Close/shut down the processes manually.
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							I've been doing that.  It's a pain to have to do it manually.
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							Pain? just create a ".BAT" ... place these lines on it: 
 and execute as Administrator to kill everything   
								Last edited by bartoloni on Sat Nov 04, 2017 1:35 pm, edited 1 time in total.
								
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 Brilliant. Works great. Thanks.   | 
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							updated... on latest version of Windows 10 i can't kill processes using ONLY taskkill.. i have upodate the BATCH: 
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 This works even better.  Now if only bug # 386281 could be fixed as easily. | 
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 this not fix the bug  i hope that on 18.04 these processes will finally closed when exiting the app | 
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							First I should let you know that there is no "kioslave.exe" in kdenlive 19.08.3. Now it is "kioslave5.exe". So, now the code looks like this: 
 But, unfortunately, this is not working. On the basis of the existing batch file, I made another one: 
 This is also not working. Now, tell me what should I do?! To me the last resort is, delete the folder and clean the registry entries related to kdenlive. But, it should not be the actual process. I don't know what processes are running because I couldn't find any help file regarding that. So, if you people, who are much more experienced with kdenlive and the developer himself, can put some light on it, I think many users like me will be grateful. Regards. | 
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							kioslave5, dbus-daemon and gpgme are "daemons", which provide *light* services that are supposed to be shared across app instances and various apps. The fact that they remain active is not a bug but expected (the only problem is when you want to delete the files). kdenlive.exe remaining active after close was a Qt bug, that is fixed by a downstream patch in Craft package (but cannot be merged as not very clean & general), that we use for 2 years. | 
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