Here's a previous thread that might help you with that
Thanks Marsha_R
Totally agree. the best practice is to close existing browser applications before i launch the tests and I have implemented it the very same way of writing an if condition to check if an browser exists and close it if it does. But sometimes if there is any browser warning then it could not Click on "Leave Page" and quit the browser.
So i have added conditional statements to check if those objects exists and Click on Leave Page in case they exists . But this is taking for ever. My sign in test almost took 2 minutes .
So as a solution for that I have thought of using Tested applications and opening the application in a new browser window.
My question now is : Is there a way to Force Close the IE browser regardless of browser warnings and pop ups??
You can close the browser process instead of trying to close the window itself
Another thought is that sometimes in our quest for automated tests we try for "perfect" when "good" will do and not take nearly as much time. I just make it part of the process to close everything on the test machine manually before I start the test.
Thanks again with very prompt responses. I have no luck with closing the browser process.
This is the error when i try that
and the code i have used is
Here's a previous thread that might help you with that
