Summary: hi found out by myself!! for those who have the same problem: in reskit40 you find a file called kill.exe (yes, you're right, the name tells you what...
Summary: Hi guys. What I am trying to do is to create a batch file that ends a few apps runnning, when I go to play some videogames. ( when these 10 apps are c...
Summary: Hi John In the midst of a 32-bit software era (with 64-bit applications on the horizon), a surprising number of organizations continue to run legacy 1...
Summary: In order to have smoother CD burns and installs I want to be able to kill running processes (like my AV, firewall, ad-muncher, etc.) with one click. k...
Summary: What you need are two utilities : Kill.exe and tlist.exe which come with the windows resource kit. Tlist.exe to identify the process identity and kill...
Summary: NT Resource Kit utilities: Kill.exe will kill a process by name. TList.exe will list all active processes. This is a useful utility if used with the...
Summary: This is how I killed this You should have the microsoft reource kit tool kill.exe 1. Go to command pormt, then to root of each drive and run dir ser...
Summary: navigate to the directory in which kill.exe is located type: "kill PID" use your process ID where it says PID that's it, if that doesn't work "kill -f...
Summary: Can't prevent it, but have a cure when it does happen. Little batch file run from Start menu shortcut (which they can still access) kills and reloads ...
Summary: That's what microsoft-support says about this. (Q280802) Look at the date at the end of the message. So maybe microsoft won't fix it. RESOLUTION You ...
Summary: Actually there is a DOS command based on the unix utilities KILL.EXE and PS.EXE which enable the downing of a windows app from a dos command. Type ...
Summary: Oh, and Lee, I sent you the file. It is (accidentally so) named the same as the Microsoft one, kill.exe. I was naming it after the Linux version. :...
Summary: download nt resourse kit.. it comes with kill.exe and tlist.exe kill.exe will kill a process by name or by PID tlist.exe shows all the running process...
