China DOS Union

Don't make duplicate posts for the same question. The commands for ending a process are still just those few:
taskkill /fi "imagename eq 进程名.exe" wmic process where name="进程名.exe" call terminate ntsd -c q -pn 进程名.exe
If none of these 3 can end it, that means the process is a critical system process.
You can post what happens when you run them, for example the process name, which command you used, and what the error message is.

Log in as administrator, then run the following code. You can also save it as a bat file and double-click it to run.

::By est,electronicstar＠126.com @echo off set t=%time% echo %t% time 00:00 at 00:01 /interactive taskmgr >> nul time 00:01 ::delay for few seconds ping -n 5 127.1 >> nul time %t%

This will start taskmgr with SYSTEM privileges, and it can kill the vast majority of processes. It is said that at minimum only two can be left

[ Last edited by electronixtar on 2006-5-9 at 12:28 ]

Thanks, post #2, it killed the process very successfully. No idea what this lousy process is, and Kingsoft Antivirus can't detect anything either.


If I'm using a guest account, how should I kill it? Using the moderator's method always gives access denied.