Any windows nerds know if this is possible?

[dsiomtw]

The best way to quit a process is Taskkill

TASKKILL [/S system [/U username [/P [password]]]] { [/FI filter]
[/PID processid | /IM imagename] } [/F] [/T]

/F : force the quitting even if the process is locked
/S : your remote system with your user and password to login to

/f : Specifies that process(es) be forcefully terminated. This parameter is ignored for remote processes; all remote processes are forcefully terminated.

 

[momchil9]

Gmail? You gotta be kidding. I like to keep my important business information private and secure thank you very much.

LOL.

I love people with 0 knowledge about pen testing, talking about privacy and security. Always brings the lulz

 

[zimok]

Got it working but thunderbird isn't liking the forced kill from pskill. After a little research I think I need to use psexec or psservice to do a graceful quit.

Here's another free solution, you will need authotkey for this.

Create this script,

process=thunderbird.exe
Process, Exist, %process%
if pid := ErrorLevel
{
Loop
{
WinClose, ahk_pid %pid%, , 5 ; will wait 5 sec for window to close
if ErrorLevel ; if it doesn't close
Process, Close, %pid% ; force it
Process, Exist, %process%
} Until !pid := ErrorLevel
}

^ compile to EXE by following ahk2exe.

Create .bat file to remotely execute the 2 compiled scripts on the other computers using psexec.

Doing it this way will not require AHK installed on the other PCs.

 

[dsiomtw]

LOL.

I love people with 0 knowledge about pen testing, talking about privacy and security. Always brings the lulz

Jeez did your e-penis shrink yesterday and today you feel the need to act like a big shot?

You don't know anything about me, or how I have my shit setup. All I said was that, all else being equal, I believe using my desktop client is "safer" than using Gmail. Are you seriously disagreeing with this statement?

 

[momchil9]

yes.

 

[dsiomtw]

wrong.