1. Pdq Deploy Registry Settings

Windows 7 multiple computers. So you’ve looked in task manager, and there’s a dozen iexplore.exe processes listed! Clicking the End Process button for each will take far too long so how can we kill them all in one step?The answer is to use a quick command line utility that kills all the processes by name, though we’ll make it even easier for you and create a re-usable icon that will kill them in a single step.

Pdq Deploy Registry Settings

Of course, this same technique will work for any application that opens a dozen processes like, for instance, Google Chrome. For those that are wondering why we don’t just close the window, we’re trying to forcibly close them without leaving any stragglers behind, which seems to happen all too often.Kill Multiple Processes From the Command LineThe first thing you’ll need to do is open up a command prompt, and then use the taskkill command with the following syntax:taskkill /F /IM /TThese parameters will forcibly kill any process matching the name of the executable that you specify.