Remove multi process at once

Welcome to the group members,
I use many of the server scheduling programs
There are cases where an application can not be closed as a result
there are some processes that are opened one by one
I'm looking for the option to cancel all processes in one command

"yuvalbra" <> wrote in message
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> Welcome to the group members,
> I use many of the server scheduling programs
> There are cases where an application can not be closed as a result
> there are some processes that are opened one by one
> I'm looking for the option to cancel all processes in one command

If you want to kill processes then options include:
1. Use task manager to kill individual ones.
2. Download pstools
(http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s...rnals/bb896649), this gives you a
number of command line tools for working with processes, whilst its been a
while since I last used it I think this includes tools to list and kill
processes. So you might be able to put a batch file together which would do
what you wanted.

Just be sure you are sure about what processes you want to kill.

Hope this helps.
--
Brian Cryer
http://www.cryer.co.uk/brian

Brian Cryer wrote:

> "yuvalbra" <> wrote in message
> news:2eaeff0a-592a-4f3c-a672-
> ...
> > Welcome to the group members,
> > I use many of the server scheduling programs
> > There are cases where an application can not be closed as a result
> > there are some processes that are opened one by one
> > I'm looking for the option to cancel all processes in one command
>
> If you want to kill processes then options include:
> 1. Use task manager to kill individual ones.

Task Manager can also kill an entire process tree (ie if you can
identify the parent, you can "End Process Tree" the parent, and the
children will be splattered too).

> 2. Download pstools
> (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s...rnals/bb896649), this
> gives you a number of command line tools for working with processes,
> whilst its been a while since I last used it I think this includes
> tools to list and kill processes. So you might be able to put a batch
> file together which would do what you wanted.

Natively, there's also the command-line "TaskKill.exe" [yes, two k's],
which has a number of options for killing processes (including a "kill
children processes too" option like Task Manager).

--
Steve Foster
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PowerShell makes this trivial.

Get-Process "Name" | stop-process

Or even simply:
stop-process -name Notepad


--
Charlie.
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"Steve Foster" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Brian Cryer wrote:
>
>> "yuvalbra" <> wrote in message
>> news:2eaeff0a-592a-4f3c-a672-
>> ...
>> > Welcome to the group members,
>> > I use many of the server scheduling programs
>> > There are cases where an application can not be closed as a result
>> > there are some processes that are opened one by one
>> > I'm looking for the option to cancel all processes in one command
>>
>> If you want to kill processes then options include:
>> 1. Use task manager to kill individual ones.
>
> Task Manager can also kill an entire process tree (ie if you can
> identify the parent, you can "End Process Tree" the parent, and the
> children will be splattered too).
>
>> 2. Download pstools
>> (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s...rnals/bb896649), this
>> gives you a number of command line tools for working with processes,
>> whilst its been a while since I last used it I think this includes
>> tools to list and kill processes. So you might be able to put a batch
>> file together which would do what you wanted.
>
> Natively, there's also the command-line "TaskKill.exe" [yes, two k's],
> which has a number of options for killing processes (including a "kill
> children processes too" option like Task Manager).
>
> --
> Steve Foster
> For SSL Certificates, Domains, etc, visit.:
> https://netshop.virtual-isp.net