Kill programs. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () I was wondering if there is a way to 'kill' a program. Basically for the last few days my windows seems to crash/hang (whatever you want to call it) whenever loading various applications....

How can I kill Aurora. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () I've got three or four spyware killing programs on this hunk of junk and none of them will recognize and kill Aurora. If anyone knows how I can do it, please let me know....

My Windows XP Pro machine had several programs hang (Firefox, Internet Explorer and Excel). They all showed as "Not Responding" in the Task Manager and I tried to end the processes. I tried doing by clicking on "end task" and I tried killing the programs...

I start XP an "Windows installer" for a program that I already have on the system starts running. I uninstalled the program and cleaned the registry but I still keep gettint the installer running at every start. If I kill the program my system seems to...

you can lower the Elo rating. It only goes down to 1360 so if you try to set the rating lower it won't accept it. If I set the Elo to 1360 and set the Level to one ply and turn Permanent Brain off, my 7 year old son can kill the program. If I set it...

autoplay. My OS is XP and I am using 3rd party disc copy s/w. The process goes fine until I place a blank DVD into the burner. I never get the prompt to continue the the 2nd part of the process. After I kill the program, I immediately get the AutoPlay window,...

of screen, sometimes I have to kill a program in the task list to even see the start menu and icons, and currently it won't let me open any programs or open 'My computer' (tells me I have no Internet connection and then when I click 'work offline' then...

and the other programs are functioning normally now. I'm passing this on to you so you can be aware the new thing is disabling your AV and Spyware detecting programs so even if you think your AV program is the best in the world, some little hacker has found...

wrote in message news:2CC82B88-D811-48D3-935C-4CBC2D4682E2@microsoft.com > How can I kill a process at the program level in Win.XP? (e.g.) I start a > really large filter in a graphics or audio program and I want to cancel it > without killing the program...