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My rather unique response to this demand was the process Killer. The process killer allows you to (a) view and kill running processes interactively (b) kill a process by ID (c) kill a process by fully qualified filename (d) kill a process just by filename (without extension). In the cases where you use a filename on the command line, Process Killer will find all the processes with that name running, and kill all of them.
Process Killer works on all Windows platforms including NT, 95, 98, 2002, XP, 2003, 2008, 7.
The Command Line Options
Note: Use options wisely, all matching processes are killed forcibly.
The following are your options:
prockill.exe /i:{id} - Kill process ID number specified
Example: prockill.exe /i:3372
prockill.exe /p:{path} - Kill all apps with path specified
Example: prockill.exe /p:"C:\windows\notepad.exe"
prockill.exe /n:{filename} - Kill all apps with filename specified
filename should be the app''s full file name without .exe
Example: prockill.exe /n:notepad
prockill.exe (no arguments) - Run program in gui mode
prockill.exe /? - View the help window
Download prockill here.