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hey /g/
I'm trying to make a batch file to kill all running adobe processes, however despite writing down the correct exe name i'm getting some 'not found' errors.
adobe and it's background processes are aids and I don't want to dick around in task manager and close each process manually every time I've finished using photoshop.
I'm not too good at computers and I know /g/ is not my personal tech support, but I know alot of you guys here know what you're talking about and I value your advice.. What can I do to get my adobe killing batch file working?
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I added /f to each line which helped kill a few more processes. But there's still a bunch which will come up as 'not found' despite them running in the background, showing up in task manager.
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>>59474261
You need quotes around the names of processes with spaces. Also, yes /F flag is good too.
TASKKILL /F /IM "Adobe Desktop Service.exe"
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You might wanna try /T as well
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>>59474334
Thanks, that helped with some processes. These ones just won't go away though. I tried adding /t to prevent any children processes.
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>>59474389
Run malwarebytes. Those aren't legit
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>>59474389
It could be a service that's running that constantly revives the process. Use the `SC` (Service Control) command to kill services.
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>>59474407
Incorrect.
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>>59474407
Malwarebytes and nod came back clean.
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>>59474389
>>59474261
OP here
Holy fuck I'm retarded.
All I needed to do was out it into proper quotation marks. " "
I was putting the process name inside apostrophes. ' '
Thanks for your help.
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