Kill Processes
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Thu. Mar. 2nd, 2006 3:51 AM
KillProc will do a search of all the current processes and kill all that
match the name given. If the process name is misspelled, KillProc would
kill itself, based on the match. The 'find /v /i "KillProc"' part of the
search prevents KillProc from killing the CMD window it is running in.
Requires NT Resourcekit
match the name given. If the process name is misspelled, KillProc would
kill itself, based on the match. The 'find /v /i "KillProc"' part of the
search prevents KillProc from killing the CMD window it is running in.
Requires NT Resourcekit
@Echo off
goto :MAIN
:USAGE
echo.
echo Usage: KillProc ^[ ^<process name^> ^| ^</H^> ^]
echo.
echo Kills all matches to the process name entered.
echo.
echo Example: KillProc explorer
echo Kills all EXPLORER.EXE processes.
echo.
echo ^/H - Displays this help screen.
goto :eof
:MAIN
set FOUND=
if {%1}=={/h} goto :USAGE
if {%1}=={} goto :USAGE
for /f "tokens=1" %%i in ('tlist ^| find /i "%1" ^| find /v /i "KillProc"') do (
kill %%i
set FOUND=TRUE
)
if not defined FOUND (
echo Process not found.
goto :USAGE
)
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