Starting and Killing Application
This is a discussion about Starting and Killing Application in the Windows Software category; Hi, I was wondering if there is a way to kill an application that is running, just like we can start it with the start command. ARC.
Hi,
I was wondering if there is a way to kill an application that is running, just like we can start it with the "start" command.
ARC
I was wondering if there is a way to kill an application that is running, just like we can start it with the "start" command.
ARC
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There are a couple of ways.
Under 9x, hit CTRL-ALT-DEL, select the application, and choose End Task.
Under NT/2000, hit CTRL-ALT-DEL, choose Task Manager, highlight the application and choose End Task.
Under 9x, hit CTRL-ALT-DEL, select the application, and choose End Task.
Under NT/2000, hit CTRL-ALT-DEL, choose Task Manager, highlight the application and choose End Task.
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This is the manual way of killing the application.
I am talking about an automated way. Like putting it in a bat file and executing that on startup or stuff.
ARC
I am talking about an automated way. Like putting it in a bat file and executing that on startup or stuff.
ARC
net help stop
net stop service_name
[This message has been edited by nagual (edited 19 February 2001).]
net stop service_name
[This message has been edited by nagual (edited 19 February 2001).]
The 2000 Resource Kit and the Support tools on your 2000 CD have tlist.exe and kill.exe
Very handy tools.
Very handy tools.
