Multiple Explorer crashes detected, exit tClock?

[ghost]

Is it possible to disable the function of Explorer status tracking? Meaning "Multiple Explorer crashes detected, exit t-Clock?" The only thing that crashes W10 Explorer is a poorly optimized game with a different resolution from OS native one, and when "game/explorer crash loop" starts, the last thing you need is a bunch of (sometimes focus stealing) t-Clock warnings on top of the whole mess. P.S. I tried all the alternatives, but only t-Clock contains all the functions I need and works flawlessly (except for the above cases). Thanks

[jlitz]

Multiple explorer crashes detected here. T Clock stopped functioning. Any solution??

[White-Tiger]

personally, I would just create a batch script like so

"C:\PATH\TO\T-Clock\Clock.exe" /exit
start "" /wait "C:\PATH\TO\GAME\Game.exe"
start "" "C:\PATH\TO\T-Clock\Clock.exe"

that exits T-Clock, runs the game and waits for it to exit, and then starts T-Clock when done.

Or kill the explorer when running the game

taskkill /im explorer.exe /f
start "" /wait "C:\PATH\TO\GAME\Game.exe"
explorer

I wouldn't mess with T-Clock though.

[berlihingen]

I wouldn't mess with T-Clock though.

Thanks for the tips! The first one doesn't suit me as I need alarms/timers alive even during games; will think about the second one. Actually I would use the WindowManager app which is good on closing unnecessary popups but surprisingly it can't recognize those T-clock windows.