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Iexplorer or explorer?
are u connected to the I-net when this happens?
Maybe this helps
To kill the tasks from the Command Prompt, open Command Prompt by navigating to Start > All Programs > Accessories and select Command Prompt Alternatively Command Prompt can be opened by typing cmd in Run. (or buttons "windows'+ 'R') After you open Command Prompt, type "tasklist" (without the quotes) for a list of all the running processes. A list will be shown, and following every process name you could see a number, something like 1288. This is the PID number. You will need this to kill the task.
After looking for the process to kill, note down it's PID number (process code) and type "tskill PID Number" without the quotes in Command Prompt. Of course, PID number should be replaced by the actual code. So the command becomes something like this: tskill 1288
Iexplorer or explorer?
are u connected to the I-net when this happens?
Maybe this helps
To kill the tasks from the Command Prompt, open Command Prompt by navigating to Start > All Programs > Accessories and select Command Prompt Alternatively Command Prompt can be opened by typing cmd in Run. (or buttons "windows'+ 'R') After you open Command Prompt, type "tasklist" (without the quotes) for a list of all the running processes. A list will be shown, and following every process name you could see a number, something like 1288. This is the PID number. You will need this to kill the task.
After looking for the process to kill, note down it's PID number (process code) and type "tskill PID Number" without the quotes in Command Prompt. Of course, PID number should be replaced by the actual code. So the command becomes something like this: tskill 1288
