[Help] Killing a process
[Help] Killing a process
Why when i kill the process "explorer", it come back ?
is there any solution for that? To close it and not come back?
Example: I terminate the process "explorer" , the explorer close, but open again O_O
Hope you understand me, Thanks.
is there any solution for that? To close it and not come back?
Example: I terminate the process "explorer" , the explorer close, but open again O_O
Hope you understand me, Thanks.
There can be a software in your computer that launches windows explorer again.
In my computer, it doesn't give that status.
In my computer, it doesn't give that status.
Originally Posted by nathanael890
There can be a software in your computer that launches windows explorer again.
In my computer, it doesn't give that status.
In my computer, it doesn't give that status.
Im tryin with my program..
Originally Posted by -Away
But you close the process by your taskmgr right?
Im tryin with my program..
Explorer is what provides Windows' GUI & file manager, you can't really do anything without it so I don't really see a point.
In taskmgr i can close it, in my program i close but he come back.
Simple, Do a program to kill the explorer and u will see what i mean...
I want close it bcuz of a game.
Simple, Do a program to kill the explorer and u will see what i mean...
I want close it bcuz of a game.
as void said with explorer.exe you can see ur GUI's, etc..So until ur program is open you would not close it permanently..Try this:
Code:
Dim p as process() = Process.GetProcessByName("explorer.exe")
Private Sub KillEx()
For Each pProc In p
pProc.Kill()
Next
End
End Sub
Originally Posted by 3Li0
as void said with explorer.exe you can see ur GUI's, etc..So until ur program is open you would not close it permanently..Try this:
Code:
Dim p as process() = Process.GetProcessByName("explorer.exe")
Private Sub KillEx()
For Each pProc In p
pProc.Kill()
Next
End
End Sub
I will show you my code...
To close the programs i use this:
Note: I am using a checkedlistbox , And it close all the checked processes..
And works, but the explorer ever come back again =(
If you kill the explorer by the taskmgr it close permanent, But if you close it by that code or with gamebooster it come back, Its there any solution?
PS: That code its all made by me, No copy and paste.
Originally Posted by -Away
SOrry thats a lie, I already did a program to kill processes and it worked with explorer.exe , but that time i was a copy and paster xD
I will show you my code...
To close the programs i use this:
Note: I am using a checkedlistbox , And it close all the checked processes..
And works, but the explorer ever come back again =(
If you kill the explorer by the taskmgr it close permanent, But if you close it by that code or with gamebooster it come back, Its there any solution?
PS: That code its all made by me, No copy and paste.
Originally Posted by 3Li0
meh, idk what to say...Try to use administrator credentials..It's the thing that can create you a lot of hassle.
This shows me how much people actually know about Windows.
explorer is part of Windows. If Windows detects that its gone, it will relaunch explorer (if certain conditions are met). Explorer is the start menu that you see, explorer lets you browse files, explorer is your desktop, explorer powers your programs, etc..
Without explorer you can't really do much - you can't start up any apps.
explorer is part of Windows. If Windows detects that its gone, it will relaunch explorer (if certain conditions are met). Explorer is the start menu that you see, explorer lets you browse files, explorer is your desktop, explorer powers your programs, etc..
Without explorer you can't really do much - you can't start up any apps.
Originally Posted by freedompeace
This shows me how much people actually know about Windows.
explorer is part of Windows. If Windows detects that its gone, it will relaunch explorer (if certain conditions are met). Explorer is the start menu that you see, explorer lets you browse files, explorer is your desktop, explorer powers your programs, etc..
Without explorer you can't really do much - you can't start up any apps.
explorer is part of Windows. If Windows detects that its gone, it will relaunch explorer (if certain conditions are met). Explorer is the start menu that you see, explorer lets you browse files, explorer is your desktop, explorer powers your programs, etc..
Without explorer you can't really do much - you can't start up any apps.
So i want this bcuz my program its like game booster closes everything, but the explorer wont close =/
Try to close it by Taskmgr it will close ..
@Jason or @NextGen1 , If u think no one gonna help me , please close this
Launch your game and have your kill program hotkeyed and than try killing it.
This shows me how much people actually know about Windows.
explorer is part of Windows. If Windows detects that its gone, it will relaunch explorer (if certain conditions are met). Explorer is the start menu that you see, explorer lets you browse files, explorer is your desktop, explorer powers your programs, etc..
Without explorer you can't really do much - you can't start up any apps.
explorer is part of Windows. If Windows detects that its gone, it will relaunch explorer (if certain conditions are met). Explorer is the start menu that you see, explorer lets you browse files, explorer is your desktop, explorer powers your programs, etc..
Without explorer you can't really do much - you can't start up any apps.
Close down explorer.exe and open chrome, Explorer.exe will not open back up, unless you do it manually.
If I Have PS , VS 2010 Ultimate , Chrome, SQL Server running, I will close explorer.exe to free up some memory, continue to work, save, then when done, turn it on.
No offense, shows you how much you know about windows.
Explorer does everything you said, except powering your applications, explorer is exactly that, a explorer, used to explore, not to run applications.
Note: MSDN social site has a way to kill and suppress explorer.exe
Originally Posted by NextGen1
Inaccurate. If you manually close explorer, it may not reopen, and yes, you can run applications without explorer.exe running. Some applications / folders require explorer, but most don't.
Close down explorer.exe and open chrome, Explorer.exe will not open back up, unless you do it manually.
If I Have PS , VS 2010 Ultimate , Chrome, SQL Server running, I will close explorer.exe to free up some memory, continue to work, save, then when done, turn it on.
No offense, shows you how much you know about windows.
Explorer does everything you said, except powering your applications, explorer is exactly that, a explorer, used to explore, not to run applications.
Note: MSDN social site has a way to kill and suppress explorer.exe
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I need to sleep now, Later i post the results..
Thanks.