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  1. Sep 21st, 2011, 04:48 PM #1
    Stunt3r
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    Kill process?

    Hi guys.

    I have 2 buttons.

    Button1:

    Process.Start(start.bat)

    and when I press button2 , I want start.bat to close..

    How I can do that ????
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    Re: Kill process?

    Create an object of Process class and use it to start it. After finishing you could kill that process via that object itself. Details: http://visualbasic.about.com/od/usingvbnet/a/prstrt.htm

    Otherwise, you could kill process that you want by using this way: http://vbnetsample.blogspot.com/2007...l-process.html


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    Re: Kill process?

    Your already creating a Process object. Process.Start returns a Process object. Just call Kill on that object.
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