End Multiple Processes With The Help Of Batch File

[Sheenas]

Hello, I am using Windows xp operating system on my computer and want to know the steps for creating batch file which will simply end multiple processes which are running on my computer. How can I create such file? What are the contents to be added to create it? If this is possible then please provide me some help regarding that.

[Devasis]

I Don't have more knowledge about the Batch files, but you can use following small application to end multiple processes from your computer when you want. So, you can use one of it.

• Process Killer
• Task Killer
• Gold Process Killer
• Ultimate Process Killer

[Solomon]

You need to use the following script to end multiple processes from your windows xp"

@echo off
net stop "Automatic Updates"
net stop "Computer Browser"
net stop "Event Log"
net stop "Network Connections" /y
net stop "System Event Notification"
net stop "Task Scheduler"
net stop "System Restore Service" /y

taskkill /F /IM Dap.exe /IM WLM.exe /IM dllhost.exe /IM Wisptis.exe /IM WLM.exe /IM iexplore.exe /IM wmiprvse.exe /IM Explorer.exe /IM DKService.exe /IM alg.exe /IM phasma3.exe  /IM wmiprvse.exe /IM qttask.exe

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taskkill /F /IM cmd.exe

[MrChris-]

I am using process killer for the same process. Process Killer is a very useful system utility, which helps its users to end desired system processes easily and comfortably. Sometimes a user can notice some problems in his computer like system slowdown, programs not responding and system hang phenomena. These problems are mainly caused when some of the processes consume a large portion of the computer’s CPU and memory. It is powerful and simple to use. So, you can also use it.

[Calvin K]

You can simply do the same with the help of command prompt. You just need to know the process which you want to stop. Suppose that you want to stop the Notepad from your computer then you can type the command below on your command prompt and stop the Notepad:

taskkill /IM notepad.exe

It will cause the process to stop. So, by providing this command you can achieve the same which you want.

[Lillebror]

You need to use the following format to create you batch file:

@echo off
net stop "<Process Name>"
taskkill <process name>

Use it as per your requirement.

[Emmerson Bonnat]

Hello guys,

I have found a simple way to kill a task using the batch file...... it is as follows,

the command is "taskkill"

you can do this by,

1. Knowing the PID of the process
2. Knowing the image name of the process

For example,
If you want to end the notepad, then command is "taskkill /im notepad.exe
where "im" is the image name of the process. i.e. notepad

you can also end any process by using its PID also. the eg for this is,
"taskkill /pid 5264" where pid is process identifier and it may be 5264....

if you want to know the process name and process id, then u can see it in task manager. if pid is not displayed then go to view>select columns>process identifier in task manager..

you can also force to end the process so as not to display any message box . you can do it by, adding the /f command to it......
note that /f should be given as, "taskkill /f /im notepad.exe

you can also enter any number of within a single command....... to do so, enter as, "taskkill /im program1 /im program2 /im program3 and so on" or use the pid of the process in the same way.......

if you have any doubts you can type "taskkill /?" in command prompt to view the help.....

try it out.........
discover things.........
share your thoughts........