End program dos prompt

With the help of DOS command, you can start or end process directly from command prompt itself without using task manager. Sometimes it happens that the task manager gets disabled due to virus or you may not have sufficient rights to access task manager on the system, in that case using DOS would be very useful to kill or start any new process.

Below are the Commands with their examples to start or kill any process in the system. TaskKill: This command is used to end process or kill any process running in your system. Type tasklist to list all the process running on the system. Type the following command to kill process of notepad from process. This command forcefully shut down all the processes that are not responding. Note: taskkill may not work on xp home edition, in that case use tskill command. Start: The start command is an internal command that is available in the below Microsoft operating systems.

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