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Looking for a super powerful process ending tool. The Super Star 3.8 process is very annoying. Using taskkill /im ssreader.exe doesn't completely end it. Although the command shows it has ended successfully, ssreader.exe is still in the process. The Super Star 3.8 is too annoying. Usually, manually closing Super Star 3.8 seems to close it, but ssreader.exe is still in the process.

Note: ssreader.exe is Super Star 3.8

The poster didn't use taskkill well and lacked effective parameters. Application: taskkill /im ssreader.exe /t /f is okay. /t is to terminate the specified process and the child processes started by it, /f is to forcefully terminate the process. If this still doesn't work, then use the super - strong process ending command, ntsd. It can easily end any process except three system core processes. The command is: ntsd -c q -pn ssreader.exe

tianzizhi Thanks!
The test of taskkill /im ssreader.exe /t /f was successful.
But strangely, using taskkill /f /im /t ssreader.exe doesn't work.

The `im` parameter is used to specify the process name, and the necessary parameter format still needs to be followed.

Originally posted by wydos at 2006-10-26 10:32:
tianzizhi Thanks!!!!

The test of taskkill /im ssreader.exe /t /f was successful.
But strangely, it doesn't work when I use taskkill /f /im /t ssreader.exe.

　　Changing "taskkill /f /im /t ssreader.exe" to "taskkill /f /t /im ssread.exe" should work.

I used this
ntsd -c q -pn ssreader.exe and got an error "dbgeng.dll not found......" How should I use this? I don't understand very much, sorry :)

What operating system are you using? My machine is 2003 and this command works fine. I tried it on XP and it also worked fine. If it doesn't work for you, maybe it's an issue with your system. Both 2003 and XP have the dbgeng.dll file. You might have an optimized or simplified system. Try it on another machine.

[ Last edited by tianzizhi on 2006-10-27 at 06:54 AM ]

I don't like using the slimmed-down system~~~The system installed natively is just stable

Learning, borrowing a post!

Wow. Strong. A bit practical!

What is the use of adding the parameter IM? What does the image name mean? I'm still a newbie, please give me more advice.

Just use `taskkill /?` to know everything. `im` is to specify the process image name to terminate. The image name is the mirror name. The first column in the processes in the Task Manager is the image name of each process.