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[Talldog9]

Anybody know of a program where you can have a certain set of processes be killed while you need all available resources, then can run the programs it has killed? just wondering if there is a gui for this somewhere, if not i'll just use batch files and/or autohotkey.

[CeeCee]

You can stop services with this little command: NET STOP "name of the service"


Example:

NET STOP "Themes"

To start service, replace STOP with START.

Just type command to Notepad and save file as a .bat file.

[tomcatonnet99]

batch file use would sort this out, if you require memory management use Win Mem Optimiser <wincleaner.com>

[tomcatonnet99]

Don't mean to hijack your thread, but just thought I could accomodate this little query for whoever can answer... what would be a good freeware................... driver update software for winxp pls?

[tomcatonnet99]

Haven't tried this myself but had a very brief overview .... dunno if its of any help to you, but you might want to check it out all the same.

<http://www.diamondcs.com.au/processguard/download.php>

[tomcatonnet99]

for those with a greater interest in studying the processes and handles ..........

<http://technet.microsoft.com/en-nz/sysinternals/bb896653(en-us).aspx>

[tomcatonnet99]

or try the advanced process termination <http://www.diamondcs.com.au/advancedseries/apm.php>

lightweight freeware

[JAGO]

Please refrain from posting a new reply every time you have something else to say. If you are the last poster, simply edit your post. There is no excuse for you to post 6 times in a row.

[tomcatonnet99]

JAGO, on Jan 12 2008, 04:22 PM, said:

Please refrain from posting a new reply every time you have something else to say. If you are the last poster, simply edit your post. There is no excuse for you to post 6 times in a row.

thanks for pointing it out .......... point taken!!

[hotdoge3]

Enditall you can still get a free one