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Check if there is a QQ.EXE process in the computer. If there is, automatically end it
I wrote it like this, but it doesn't work. Please ask experts for guidance
@echo off
tasklist > a.txt
type a.txt | find "QQ.EXE" && taskkill /im "QQ.EXE"
pause
exit

[ Last edited by lxmxn on 2008-2-26 at 01:27 AM ]

tasklist | find /i "QQ.EXE" &&taskkill /f /im QQ.EXE

(tasklist /nh /fi "imagename eq QQ.exe"|findstr /i "QQ.exe")&&(taskkill /f /im "QQ.exe")

wmic process where name='QQ.exe' delete

@echo off
tasklist|find /i "qq.exe" ||exit
taskkill /im qq.exe /f
First use tasklist to input the process list to find, let find find the qq.exe process. If found, then perform the following end operation, if not found, exit the bat

Thanks, but why is it not working when I put the process list in document A and then use FIND to search? Could it be because of the lack of the /I option to ignore case? I want to know, please guide me.

Originally posted by jy02141405 at 2008-2-25 10:36 AM:
Thanks, but why does it not work when I put the process list in document A and then use FIND to search?
Could it be because of the lack of the /I option to ignore case? I want to know, please guide me

@echo off

tasklist>C:\a.txt

find "QQ.exe" C:\a.txt&&taskkill /f /im "QQ.exe"

If it's not for cyclic monitoring, just use taskkill... Anyway, the ultimate goal is to have no QQ processes.