Hi,
Do you know any simple script to terminate the iexplorer.exe. On window, I have to go to Task Manager -> processes -> End process of "IExplorer.exe" . Currently I have 30 IE browsers running on the PC, and would like to know any simple script to terminate this process.
Thanks,
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Try this: - system "taskkill -IM iexplore.exe";
HTH,
Paul
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