taskkill
Taskkill is a command line tool in Windows that allows users to terminate or end running processes on their system. It is primarily used to forcefully close applications or processes that are unresponsive or causing system issues. The command is issued by typing "taskkill" followed by various parameters such as the process ID or image name. Users can specify specific processes to terminate or use wildcard characters to end multiple processes at once. Taskkill also offers several additional options, such as specifying if child processes should be closed, forcing termination without prompt, or logging off the user after terminating a process. This tool provides an efficient way to manage and control running processes directly from the command line, offering convenience for both power users and system administrators.
List of commands for taskkill:
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taskkill:tldr:063e1 taskkill: Terminate a process on a remote machine.$ taskkill /pid ${process_id} /s ${remote_name}try on your machineexplain this command
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taskkill:tldr:1b03e taskkill: Terminate a process and its child processes.$ taskkill /im ${process_name} /ttry on your machineexplain this command
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taskkill:tldr:58ae2 taskkill: Terminate a process by its name.$ taskkill /im ${process_name}try on your machineexplain this command
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taskkill:tldr:b2a0b taskkill: Forcefully terminate a specified process.$ taskkill /pid ${process_id} /ftry on your machineexplain this command
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taskkill:tldr:b777e taskkill: Display information about the usage of the command.$ taskkill /?try on your machineexplain this command
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taskkill:tldr:fdcbd taskkill: Terminate a process by its ID.$ taskkill /pid ${process_id}try on your machineexplain this command