I've searched around about Powershell and made a few changes to my script for powershell. TOSCDSPD.exe (CD/DVD Drive Acoustic Silencer)Īnd lastly, another question I have to ask, is do I really need things like TOSHIBA Power Saver, Synaptics Touchpad (I use mouse most of the time) Flash Player Plugin, Windows Defender User Interface (Is it just the visual part of the program?), etc, running 24/7? If you could have elaborate information on some processes that are necessary, that would be great and I sincerely appreciate anyone who has some answers to offer, thanks again guys.Įdited by Slim Nelson, 17 June 2013 - 10:55 AM. StartKiller.exe (StartKiller Application) SynTPHelper.exe (Synaptics Pointing Device Helper) Taskeng.exe (Any explaination as to why I have 2 of the same processes also always running?)

IAAnotif.exe (Event Monitor User Notification Tool)

SynTPEnh.exe (Synaptics Touchpad Enhancements) MSASCui.exe (Windows Defender User Interface)įlashplayerplugin_11_7_700_224.exe (Any explaination as to why I have 2 of the same processes always running?) NDSTray.exe (ConfigFree TM Task tray menu) Plugin-container.exe (Plugin Container for Firefox) But here is my complete list if I just went into Task Manager right now:įlashplayerplugin_11_7_700_224.exe (Adobe Flash Player 11.7 r700) I am mostly aware on the program processes I, myself downloaded like Firefox, xWidget, Startkiller, etc. I put the net send at the end just to show a popup so I would know when the batch file has completed, if you know of a better 'batch file finished notification', please let me knowĪlso, I am not completely sure on which processes I can absolutely kill and load back up whenever I please, So if anyone is willing to go the extra mile for me and yes or no all my processes, that would be extremely appreciated. So correct me if I'm wrong, my batch file should look something like this for example: I googled around a bit because I am not extremely familiar with microsoft commands, but I will be using this command for each process I need to kill:Īnd this command for the single program I need to run:Īnd then when I close my single program (XBMC.exe) I am going to need the batch file to automatically start up all the processes/tasks I ended/killed, so I'm back to exactly where I was before. I am currently trying to make a batch file that kills all unneeded processes, then loads just this single full screen program, so all or most of the memory's attention is pointed towards this program because it's all I will be using when this program is active.

Batch file close program