How can I kill Selected process ?

How can I kill Selected process ?

• gbereny

  You said in the end that "this is why xp doesn't colapse easly like previous windows".

  Maybe so, you right, but that is the most good thing for a virus, for example if some process is a virus, if know it is a virus and you will probably want to kill that process.

  If you kill the process it will restart again , Right

  The virus itself will inject it self in the protected area of the system, and it is unstoppable.

  Except for Anti-Virus software's.

  
  

• Waldemar Erhardt

  hi,

  Thanks shakalama

  this solved the problem

  Thank you

  
  
  

• Dan Moorehead

  hi, in addition to what karthic said you can do something like this

  Process[] pArry = Process.GetProcesses(); private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { foreach (Process p in pArry) { string s = p.ProcessName; s = s.ToLower(); listBox1.Items.Add(p.ProcessName); } } private void button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { int indx = listBox1.SelectedIndex; Process proc = pArry[indx]; if (proc.HasExited == false) { proc.Kill(); proc.Dispose(); listBox1.Items.RemoveAt(indx); } }

  hope this helps

  
  
  

• Kunal Yadav

   

  hi,
  Thanks Karthik and shakalama for help

  I added listBox1.Items.Clear(); before of ListProcesses button to clear the list,
  But if I ran any application and press the ListProcesses button again then I cannot see the new process in my list

  Second problem, When I kill any running Process and try to click ListProcesses button I get exeptionhi,
  Thanks Karthik and shakalama for help

  I added listBox1.Items.Clear(); before of ListProcesses button to clear the list,
  But if I ran any application and press the ListProcesses button again then I cannot see the new process in my list

  Second problem, When I kill any running Process and try to click ListProcesses button I get exeption and yellow mark on "string s = p.ProcessName;", If we removed that line then the exption will mark on 'listBox1.Items.Add(p.ProcessName);'
  Third Problem, Some applications cannot be killed when I kill many processes(not at same time)

  
  Thanks

  
  
  

• Daniel Herling

  hi,

  you have to refill your array something like this

  pArry = Process.GetProcesses();
  

  there are some process you can't kill if you killed it , it will restart again particulary the system process , this is why xp doesn't collapse easly like previous windows

  hope this helps

  
  
  

• ptukey

  Try something like-

  Lets say the user clicked a listbox item and you get the name of the process.Lets say it is selectedProcess.

  Process[] pArry = Process.GetProcesses();

  foreach (Process p in pArry)

  {

  string s = p.ProcessName;

  if(s == selectedProcess)

  {

  p.Kill();

  break;

  }

  }

  Or am I missing something

  
  

• zambiniman

  you welcome
  
  
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