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Thanks, actually ended up doing it like this:<br />
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taskkill /F /IM AG.exe
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Thanks, actually ended up doing it like this:

taskkill /F /IM AG.exe

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I'm looking for code that I can just put into a simple .bat file that will kill a process. &nbsp;I want to schedule it to run with windows scheduler. &nbsp;Is there some command string I can put in there to kill ag.exe process?
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I'm looking for code that I can just put into a simple .bat file that will kill a process.  I want to schedule it to run with windows scheduler.  Is there some command string I can put in there to kill ag.exe process?

Code to Kill a windows process

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