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How to kill a proccess with the Command Prompt

30 May 2008 388 views No Comment



After the post about killing explorer, some people asked me how to kill a process on Windows XP using the Command Prompt.

It’s really easy, all you have to do is type pskill programname.exe [For example: pskill notepad.exe]

To start a process, type start programname.exe

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