find pid for processes

[r2du-soft]

hi
I need quick help for projects
I need a command that find Pid processes and As a variable which.
for example
find pid processes "egui" and = abc
and
I love it I use the following command

taskkill /pid %abc% /f

Because I find it And define it as a variable that pid After each time restart Change

Is it possible to do?

very thanks

[aGerman]

Have a look at the TASKLIST command. But why are you not simply using the image name (/im process.exe)? Why the indirect way via PID?

Regards
aGerman

[r2du-soft]

Because that is antivirus (nod32) process And is very strong ant not kill with /im process.
that process just kill with /pid
I want to command A process pid As variables to consider
For example
pid process egui.exe = abc
abc aVariable
؟؟؟

So thanks

[abc0502]

why closing the nod32 just remove it if you don't need it...?
but any way
see this:
http://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1016&start=0

and u can change the code to this :

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@echo off &setlocal

set "process=firefox.exe"

for /f "tokens=2" %%i in ('tasklist /nh /fi "imagename eq %process%" 2^>nul') do set PID=%%i
taskkill /F /pid %PID%

but i dout u can kill antivirus process because they protect their process.

I didn't try.

[Ed Dyreen]

'
disabling the NOD service is a little more safer/friendly, see net start and net stop commands net /? and services.msc

[r2du-soft]

wow
Thank you very much
God give you everything you want
very Thanks
+
up command (code) find pid process and set As Variable
Now
for find pid services and set As Variable in the under code

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@echo off &setlocal

set "process=firefox.exe"

for /f "tokens=2" %%i in ('tasklist /nh /fi "imagename eq %process%" 2^>nul') do set PID=%%i
taskkill /F /pid %PID%

what Should Replace (process and %process%)
im Replace (sc & net) but program Did not work properly!!!

what Should Replace (process and %process%)؟

SO Thanks

[aGerman]

Because you told us you want to kill the egui.exe process you should change:

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set "process=egui.exe"

You could also append a PAUSE command to the code to see whether an error occurs.

Regards
aGerman

[r2du-soft]

Is true،im underestand.
Excellent

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set "process=egui.exe"

I Except up code ,i a new code want till Instead process pid , find service pid!!
Instead "process=service" What code do؟

[aGerman]

What are you doing with the PID of a service? You cannot apply TASKKILL on services. You have to use NET STOP instead as Ed already suggested.

Regards
aGerman

[abc0502]

hi,
I don't know how to get pid of a service and not all services has a pid number
stopping service with one of two command sc or net
you can stop services as a German and Ed Dyreen said

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net stop servicename

or

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use sc stop servicename

these two command dosn't require pid number.
you will need administrator privilage to use these commands if using windows 7

[aGerman]

I don't know how to get pid of a service

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set "service=Schedule"
for /f "skip=1 delims=" %%i in ('wmic service where name^="%service%" get ProcessID') do set /a PID = %%i
echo %PID%

... but I don't know what this information could be good for

Regards
aGerman

[abc0502]

@aGerman
I used the code but it come up with this line before showing the pid number

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Missing operand.
976

do you know why? thanks

[foxidrive]

With this I get the following. I'm not sure why either. I certainly have the Workstation service running.

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@echo off
set "service=Schedule"
set "service=Workstation"

for /f "skip=1 delims=" %%i in ('wmic service where name^="%service%" get ProcessID') do set /a PID = %%i
echo %PID%
pause

No Instance(s) Available.

[aGerman]

@abc0502
As I had to learn the output of different wmic versions have differently formatted character encodings. Sometimes it results in strange line breaks (like <CR><CR><LF>). The error you see is probably caused by such a control character that SET /A cannot process. The simpliest way is to redirect the message to NUL.

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for /f "skip=1 delims=" %%i in ('wmic service where name^="%service%" get ProcessID') do set /a PID = %%i 2>nul

@foxidrive
Not each service runs with a PID. Have a look at the services-tab in your taskmanager before.

Regards
aGerman

[abc0502]

it work fine now
thanks