
Hey guys,
so after I've had some awesome fun with Dolphin, I stop emulation through the Stop button on the main window and all's good here. However, sometimes I'll close the main window using the normal "X" on the top right or right clicking the icon on the taskbar and clicking "Close window". This leaves a process running in Windows Explorer which starts to freeze up my computer somehow, and when I try to kill it (I've used task manager, powershell, Process explorer and tried to find a Service and stop it) it says Access Denied. When I go into properties it seems to think it's associated with the "C:\Windows\Windows32" path so that's very strange..
The weird thing is that if from the main Dolphin window I were to click File > Exit instead then there is no hanging process and everything seems normal. The only way I've been able to fix the hanging process is to restart my computer which takes ages with all the stuff I've got installed :p
Would be great if this could be looked into, it doesn't happen with the other emulators I use.
Cheers,
Daniel
so after I've had some awesome fun with Dolphin, I stop emulation through the Stop button on the main window and all's good here. However, sometimes I'll close the main window using the normal "X" on the top right or right clicking the icon on the taskbar and clicking "Close window". This leaves a process running in Windows Explorer which starts to freeze up my computer somehow, and when I try to kill it (I've used task manager, powershell, Process explorer and tried to find a Service and stop it) it says Access Denied. When I go into properties it seems to think it's associated with the "C:\Windows\Windows32" path so that's very strange..
The weird thing is that if from the main Dolphin window I were to click File > Exit instead then there is no hanging process and everything seems normal. The only way I've been able to fix the hanging process is to restart my computer which takes ages with all the stuff I've got installed :p
Would be great if this could be looked into, it doesn't happen with the other emulators I use.
Cheers,
Daniel