![]() ![]() Specifies the IP Address or name of the remote system to connect to. In the following example, we force kill Microsoft Edge and its child processes: taskkill /f /t /im msedge.exe Command Options /S The /t option tells Windows to terminate the specified process and all child processes. In the following example, we run the taskkill command to terminate the notepad.exe process: taskkill /im notepad.exe To kill a process by its name, we use the /IM option. The multiple processes can be terminated at once, as shown in the following example: taskkill /pid 3688 /pid 4248 /pid 4258 Kill a Process by Name In the following example, we run the taskkill command to terminate a process with a PID of 1000: taskkill /f /pid 3688 The /F option tells Windows to force kill the process: taskkill /f /im notepad.exe Kill a Process by PID Using the tasklist command to find the PID of a Process. You can use the tasklist command to find the PID or image name of a Windows process. The syntax of this command is as follows: taskkill /pid PID With taskkill, we kill one or more processes based on the process ID (PID) or name (image name). ![]() Running taskkill is the same as using the End task button in the Windows Task Manager. ![]() We use the taskkill command to terminate applications and processes in the Windows command prompt. Taskkill – CMD Command Kill Processes in Windows ![]()
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