Windows 7?
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Sounds like maven has spawned a background process that no longer requires the command prompt. You could use task manager to kill off the java processes.
When I said kill the Java process I meant the ones spawned by maven, not every one J
Instead of closing the command prompt you could just CTRL + C, it should then ask you if you want to terminate the batch process.