How to create a shortcut or batch file to kill a process

Question

I would like to create a shortcut or batch file to kill a process NorisWin32.exe in two clicks instead of repeatedly killing it in Task Manager.

Answer 1

At the location you want the shortcut:

• Right-Click , and choose New → Shortcut.

• In the input box choose and paste any 1 of the following command strings:

  Powershell (GPs NorisWin32).Kill()
  

   

  WMIC Process Where "Name='NorisWin32.exe'" Call Terminate
  

   

  TaskKill /IM NorisWin32.exe
  

• Click Next.

• Enter a name in the input box, e.g. Kill Noris.
• Select Finish.
• Double-Click the new shortcut as necessary.