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joakim
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by joakim » 01 May 2012 09:08
Hi, i cant get this to work i dont know why i have dine it like a zillion times, why isnt my taskkill working
echo off
cls
taskkill /f explorer.exe
taskkill /f "Adobe ARM.exe"
taskkill /f ccc.exe
taskkill /f armsvc.exe
taskkill /f seaport.exe
taskkill /f "hama chi-2.exe"
start "C:\Program Files (x86)\Minecraft.exe"
pause
exit
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Fawers
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by Fawers » 01 May 2012 10:06
I know it's none of my business, but why exactly do you want to kill explorer.exe?
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foxidrive
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#4
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by foxidrive » 01 May 2012 10:16
explorer.exe will restart too, on a normal machine. Minus some icons.
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abc0502
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by abc0502 » 01 May 2012 10:58
@Fawers, he wan't to reduce the ram usage to start a game
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Squashman
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by Squashman » 01 May 2012 11:14
Well if some of these program are starting with the computer startup why not keep them from starting up in the first place.
AdobeARM.exe does not necessarily need to be running.
Neither does your hamachi program.
Not sure why you would want to kill Catalyst Control Center either?
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abc0502
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by abc0502 » 02 May 2012 07:12
u can use a
GameBooster it is a programs that do kill all unnessacery process when u click the game mode and when done just click the normal mode to restart all the process i use it some times try it

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Fawers
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by Fawers » 02 May 2012 10:06
abc0502 wrote:u can use a
GameBooster it is a programs that do kill all unnessacery process when u click the game mode and when done just click the normal mode to restart all the process i use it some times try it

That's right. Sometimes I use the one that comes with Advanced System Care, and it pretty much does the job.