For example, if a program couldn’t be closed, then you will be able to see the reason why it couldn’t be closed, on the CMD screen. Each line would correspond to a single application or program.įinally, at the end write This is for you to see the results of your command executions. Nul – To suppress the errors and messages. T – To terminate all the children of the process. If you don’t know the Image Name of the process that you want to kill, please refer to Section 3: How to Find the Image Name of the Process / Application to be Closed. IM is followed by the process’s Image Name. F – To forcefully terminate the running process. Taskkill – To kill the process or the application. The command parameters are explained below: You can refer to Section 3: How to Find the Image Name of the Process / Application to be Closed, if you don’t know the Image Name of the process that you want to kill.
Please note that you have to replace with the Image Name of the application that you want to close. Step 3: As next, in the text document, copy and paste the following command. Step 2: Now double click on the text document that you just created, to open it. Once at the Desktop, right click on empty space, click on New and then click on text Document. Step 1: Go to the Desktop instantly by pressing the WIN + D keys together.
Section 1: How to Create and Execute the Batch Script to Close Multiple Programs at Once
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