Oftentimes we are using task manager to stop/kill proccess on Windows operating system.
Besides that way, you can using DOS prompt to stop/kill proccess on windows. This is the how to do that.
1. Enter DOS prompt, you can go to start menu -> run and then type ‘cmd’
2. Type “tasklist” without quote and press enter, and it will appear the list of processes running as bellow
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Usually to stop a process, you start task manager, select the Processes tab, select the process and click "End Process" however you can also accomplish the same from the command prompt using 2 Resource Kit utilities.
Firstly you need to get a list of all processes on the system and this is accomplished using the tlist.exe utility.
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