In PowerShell you can get the command line of a process via WMI: $process = "notepad.exe" Get-WmiObject Win32_Process -Filter "name ... ... <看更多>

At the Windows PowerShell prompt, use the following command to list the Internet Explorer process, which is named "IEXPLORE." get-proc -name iexplore. ... <看更多>

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find the PID number of that process; kill the process. Let's first see the script I ended up with, then we'll go over it line by line:. ... <看更多>