![]() Killing a Process with PowerShell’s Stop-Process.The advantage of using PowerShell over simple CMD, is that you can create automation routines to close processes. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to locate and kill any process using two different commands available in PowerShell, the TASKKILL and the Stop-Process cmdlet. You can use PS’s cmdlets to create scripts to look for and stop a specific service, scripts that kill a process based on specific criteria, auto-startup scripts, or whatever sets your imagination. ![]() With PowerShell (PS), you can programmatically find and stop a service. Thankfully, you can leverage PowerShell (PS) to automate those tedious administrative tasks, like dealing with unresponsive or frozen programs. Having to be constantly logging into different machines at different times, hitting the “Ctrl+Alt+Del”, looking for specific processes, and “Ending Tasks” is a long and tedious process. ![]() Managing processes in complex Windows environments can be an overwhelming and time-consuming experience.
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