When you open task manager, you see bundle of iexplore.exe processes. To stop processes, you have to click on end process for each. To destroy multiple processes, you cannot stop them all. How to kill all processes in single step?
Here is a quick way to remove all processes. Quick command line utility allows you to kill all processes by their name. To make it more easy, create a re-usable icon for killing all processes in one step. Let’s see how to do so
This technique is applicable for any application that opens multiple processes
- Go to command prompt and write the taskkill command that is “taskkill /F /IM <processname.exe> /T”
- The parameters that you specify in taskkill command will kill any process matching the executable name. For example if you want to kill all iexplorer processes you will use the command “taskkill /F /IM iexplore.exe”. In parameter, you have to specify the executable process name.
How to create an icon to kill iexplore.exe process
- Right click on desktop empty area. Choose “New” and then “Shortcut” from menu.
Write “taskkill.exe /F /IM iexplore.exe /T” in text field and click next. To change icon, select shortcut tab, then “Change Icon” button. Select desired icon and click “OK”. Done guys!
