If you must know how to assist the Task Manager, the process is finished. But you can do it from the command line? If not, let us tell you. Any task from the command line to finish first, you must know the name of the task. The easiest way to know if the Details tab of the Task Manager to see the process name.
The command prompt can be seen also in the Task List. Tasklist command is used for this.
Once you know what happens then you can work easily. For example, if the process of chrome give the command to remove it.
tskill chrome
PowerShell command prompt if you are using an old version, it will be even easier to finish the process. Just like the command:
Get-Process | Where Name -Like "chrome *" | Stop-Process
All the chrome wildcard process will end.
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Also available from the command prompt the following command search process can also:
tasklist | find "notepad"
'Notepad' name space of the process that you want to search.
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