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The process works and shutsdown the server but the task is still listed in the task manager along with memory, handles, etc. still in use days later. Is there there a way to remove these tasks without resorting to another shutdown?
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by gjconely
If you know the processes name, you can run a command called KILL on it. You may want to look into your NT book for more info on this, but it is simple to use:
KILL MyProceessName
I learned this one by using KILL *.*, which then killed every process on my server - Quite a site :)
by arg cio
Thanks.. I needed a good laugh.
by ogr8xpert1
I'll let you know how it goes here. I'm curious about the kill *.* you used...Did recycling the power bring up the servers smoothly? EEK!
jon
by ogr8xpert1
Thanks for both tips!!!!
jon
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