The good news is, whether your discord is not opening at all or it is just showing the blank screen, there are solutions for this problem. So, the discord app doesn’t show anything on the screen because, well, it can’t log in. For people who are seeing just the grey screen, it might be because of discord trying to log you in and it’s stuck in the login process. So, we know that the discord runs but it just doesn’t show up on the screen. If you open the task manager, you will the discord.exe in the running processes. Similarly, the 'File' option can be used to start a new task as well.We don’t know for sure what stops Discord from opening but what we do know is that the discord app does run. The Processes tab can be used to forcefully end the session of an application in case of a crash or “ not responding” scenario. Most of the work can be done by simply accessing the Processes, Performance, and Startup tabs. Services: List of various different parts of applications that do not show user interface and can be stopped and restarted from this window.

Details: Detailed list of background processes that support the smooth functioning of applications alongside metrics like assigned CPU and Memory allocation.Users: Shows all accounts associated with the PC.Startup: Lists various applications that can be enabled or disabled to boot up with Windows when the system is turned on.App History: Lists all resources utilized by different applications for the user account.

Performance: Contains real-time data of CPU, Memory, Local Disk, Network connection, and GPU usage.

Processes: Lists all running applications and background processes alongside real-time resource consumption for each.

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