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thanks. testing solution.<br />

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How the following command<br />
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taskkill /IM dotDefender_bpd.exe /F<br />
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should be used from C?<br />
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Or what is the relevant function for this?<br />

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How the following command

taskkill /IM dotDefender_bpd.exe /F

should be used from C?

Or what is the relevant function for this?


MS Windows - &quot;taskkill&quot; from C program?

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MS Windows - &quot;taskkill&quot; from C program?

MS Windows - "taskkill" from C program?