What if you can t end the process in the process???

Introducing a little-known invincible command from Microsoft.

A1: Its practical Windows built-in tools can kill most processes

c:\>ntsd -c q -p pid

Only system、And can't kill。 The first two are pure kernel state, and the last one is the win32 subsystem, which is required by NTSD itself. NTSD has been a user-mode debugging tool since 2000.

Processes attached to the debugger exit with the debugger, so they can be used to terminate the process from the command line. Using ntsd automatically gives you the debug permission, which kills most processes. ntsd will open a new debugging window, which is not controllable from the pure command line, but if it is just a simple command, such as exit (q), you can pass it from the command line with the -c argument.

NTSDNTSD is also conventionally available to software developers. Only system developers use this command. For more information, see the help file attached to the NTSD.

Usage: Open a window, type:

ntsd -c q -p pid

Change the last PID to the ID of the process you want to terminate. If you don't know the ID of the process, Task Manager > Process Tab > check > Select Column > tick"PID (Process Identifier)."and then you can see it.

A2: There are two good tasklists under XP and can list all the processes and the corresponding information. tskill can detect and kill processes, and the syntax is very simple: tskill program name!!

It's in the task manager can't end the process, generally can't end the mileage, one is the system program, one is the virus, and the other is the CPU running 100 can't end, the system program can't end, if it's a virus, it's antivirus (best in safe mode) It is recommended that Rising's card card or Kingsoft's system cleanup to delete some useless processes The problem is solved

1. You can right-click on the taskbar at the bottom of your computer, and select Start Task Manager in the pop-up menu that appears.

Open it. 2. In the open task manager, click to select the process you want to close. Be careful not to close the process and do not close some core processes of the system, such as:

Windows Explorer, such as turning this off the desktop of the computer does not show up.

3. If you are sure that you want to close a process, select Click on a process to whisper, and then click End Process below.

4. Confirm in the prompt window that appears. This allows you to shut down some of the processes you want to shut down.

5. However, if you close the process in this way, you will sometimes encounter that some processes will not be able to be closed. At this time, you should first check whether you have opened certain applications, such as some security tools, or the control panel.

Uninstall the software first to see if the process is gone.

6. When you encounter this problem, sometimes you can't find a place to uninstall the software, or you don't want to uninstall the software, you can press the "Start Menu Key + R" on the keyboard"Opens the Run dialog box. Then enter the command cmd in the run dialog box and click OK to open the command prompt.

Window. 7. Enter the command tasklist [task list command] enter, you can view the running process on the computer.

8. You can try to enter the command to close the process that can't be closed just now taskkill im f and then press enter, here is the name of the process to be closed, f is the meaning of forced shutdown.

9. Through the above method, you can try to close some processes that cannot be closed in the task manager, but this method cannot guarantee that the processes that cannot be closed will be closed.

11. The process identifier will appear in the window that appears.

Select on and click OK. You can display the process PID ID in Task Manager. The PID of each process is displayed in the Task Manager.

12. Open the computer command prompt window again, enter the command ntsd -c q -p 6080 and press enter, here 6080 is the pid number of the process that cannot be closed just now, you can close the process that cannot be closed. Open Task Manager again and find that the closure is successful.

13. If you can't use the ntsd command, you need to match the file from the Internet, and then copy and paste it into the C: Windows System32 folder of the computer.

Try restarting or logging out.

1. This problem is generally the desktop program that the user ends, when clicking the window to end the program, if the application window sends a WM close message, the application will only close the current window, but will not end the process.

2. In this case, you can press Ctrl+Shift+Esc keys to open the task manager, then find its process, right-click, and select "End Process".

Ending an app's background doesn't necessarily end... End the relevant process The application will definitely end.

It's so professional!!

Master!!! All I know is that command: ntsd -c q -pn plus the name of the process you want to terminate.

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