Sooner or later, youre going to have to deal with a program that wont stop misbehaving.
A buggy program can cause all kinds of problems, and that includes refusing to close.
One of those options is closing a process by using the Command Prompt as an administrator.
First, you should probably know the programs PID or image name.
you’ve got the option to get this data by typingtasklistand pressing Enter.
To force close a program, you’re able to use the image name or the PID.
You might want to close a program using the PID when various processes have the same image name.
To see more options, you’re able to use throw in taskkill /?
in the Command Prompt.
To open PowerShell, right-tap on the Windows start menu and tap on PowerShell Administrator.
To kill a process using the PID, youll need to enter:Stop-Process -ID PID -Force.
Theyll both get the job done, its just in case you have either one open at the time.
