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| How to use pskill or kill ... to kill a process with a name like "Hello There"
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Did you checked that with process name. Try to kill the same using process name and then try back. As you had used pskill that means there is no process name for that program. Also there is another option you can try. You can go with process number. You can locate the same in tlist.exe. It will offer you the process number and through that you can get rid of that program. |
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But , how to kill a process in windows 2000 professinal using cmd or a batch file can anyone help ?? its not working |
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