If you were working on something important when the freeze happened, you may be able to recover it, depending on the program and how it handles unsaved documents. Press and hold down on the power button until your computer turns off, then press the power button again to boot back up from scratch. If you can't even open the Task Manager, then your computer is truly locked up and the only way to get it moving again is a hard reset. Hopefully, the developers will issue a fix, as Grammarly seems to have done. You may also have a run-of-the-mill conflict with an extension-for example, I recently had issues with the Grammarly extension freezing Google Docs all the time-so try disabling any browser extensions to see if that solves the problem. This will show you the different processes running within your browser, potentially giving you some information on what page or extension might be frozen, or using lots of CPU and memory. In Firefox, you can click the menu button and go to More Tools > Task Manager.

In Chrome and Edge, press Shift + Esc to see the browser's Task Manager. In those scenarios, Windows’ Task Manager might tell you your browser isn’t responding, but if you want more info on why, you have to dig deeper. And when so much of what we do on computers is confined to the browser, this feels like your whole computer is freezing, when it might just be the page you’re on. Sometimes, your computer is running fine, but your browser gets stuck on a certain page.

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