Geekality

Geekality

Search
Skip to content
Technology

How to kill a process in Windows using command line

March 13, 2013 Torleif Leave a comment

Just a note to self in case I need this again.

Finding

> tasklist

Killing

> taskkill /F /IM application.exe

or

> taskkill /F /PID 77
Command lineWindows

Post navigation

Previous PostHow to fix unstable continously synchronizing CrashPlan serviceNext PostMaven: Sources and javadocs for Eclipse

Greetings! I am Torleif Berger, and I’m a Software Engineer. I’m a Seventh-Day Adventist, an introvert, an ISFJ-T, and an HSP. Currently into forest hikes and indoor rock climbing; also dabble a bit with indoor rowing, juggling, and other fun activities, but most of my time is spent in front of a screen… c”,)

Stack Overflow

Google Twitter Facebook LinkedIn YouTube Vimeo RSS

Recent Posts

  • When did my Windows 10 last boot up?
  • NVDA shortcuts I keep forgetting
  • How to increase heap size for node
  • Node: Control depth when logging objects
  • Drop in use SQL Server database
  • How to clear local NuGet cache
  • How to find my actual login events in the Windows Event Viewer

Categories

Archives

Creative Commons License

With a hint of Social Ineptitude

Proudly powered by WordPress