I learned a new command from the original poster, thank you, and I've learned something new again.
PS: The original poster's method is to search the hard drive. I think the efficiency may not be very high. If we change to using taskkill to end the qqgame process, will it be a little less burden on the computer? Moreover, in order to reduce the burden on the computer, we can set a longer time. Your classmate suddenly quit playing QQ Games after only a few minutes of playing, and after several times, out of the unknown reason, he didn't want to play anymore. Using DEL to delete has a very small possibility of encountering "Another program is using this file, and the process cannot access it."
PS: The original poster's method is to search the hard drive. I think the efficiency may not be very high. If we change to using taskkill to end the qqgame process, will it be a little less burden on the computer? Moreover, in order to reduce the burden on the computer, we can set a longer time. Your classmate suddenly quit playing QQ Games after only a few minutes of playing, and after several times, out of the unknown reason, he didn't want to play anymore. Using DEL to delete has a very small possibility of encountering "Another program is using this file, and the process cannot access it."
