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  1. Dec 25th, 2004, 12:45 PM #1
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    Lightbulb Stop a process - 1 line of code

    Hi,

    Here's how you can stop a running process with 1 line of code:

    NET STOP <ServiceName>


    Example:
    shell "NET STOP messenger"

    This example turns off that annoying messenger service.
    You can see a list of services in: Control Panel>Administrative tools>Services
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    Re: Stop a process - 1 line of code

    Quote Originally Posted by DarkVB
    Hi,

    Here's how you can stop a running process with 1 line of code:

    NET STOP <ServiceName>


    Example:
    shell "NET STOP messenger"

    This example turns off that annoying messenger service.
    You can see a list of services in: Control Panel>Administrative tools>Services

    These aren't running processes they are services, don't give people ideas please...
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    Re: Stop a process - 1 line of code

    Sorry, that's what i meant!
    Why shouldn't I give people ideas? That's exactly what I want to do!
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    Re: Stop a process - 1 line of code

    Quote Originally Posted by DarkVB
    Sorry, that's what i meant!
    Why shouldn't I give people ideas? That's exactly what I want to do!
    No, no, i meant don't give them bad ideas, i really meant to make you add a warning about the bad things that may well happen if you stop the wrong services, such as no networking for a period of time... i see what you are getting at tho
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