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Hey Guys- <br />
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Real shot in the dark here, but wanted to possibly save some time scripting. &nbsp;I have a few PCs at home, but one of them is much more powerful than the others. &nbsp;Typically, it's on 24/7 and I use it to host numerous things such as:<br />
- Video Straming (Plex, AirVideo, PlayOn)<br />
- File Sharing (Dropbox, ownCloud (client), FTP Server)<br />
- System Stuff (PC Monitor, AV, DyDNS Updater, etc...)<br />
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It also is my gaming PC, though, as it has much more juice than the other PCs and a great video card. &nbsp;I've found when playing a some games, they freeze sometimes. &nbsp;Logs szeem to show it's when some of these background apps poll their local folders / files for changes.<br />
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Just wondering if anyone knew of an app which would list all running apps (inc background ones), and allow me to create lists of apps to quit / exit then batch re-open post gaming. &nbsp;<br />
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I could create a script, but just wanted to check as I was curious.<br />
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Thanks!
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Hey Guys- 

Real shot in the dark here, but wanted to possibly save some time scripting.  I have a few PCs at home, but one of them is much more powerful than the others.  Typically, it's on 24/7 and I use it to host numerous things such as:
- Video Straming (Plex, AirVideo, PlayOn)
- File Sharing (Dropbox, ownCloud (client), FTP Server)
- System Stuff (PC Monitor, AV, DyDNS Updater, etc...)

It also is my gaming PC, though, as it has much more juice than the other PCs and a great video card.  I've found when playing a some games, they freeze sometimes.  Logs szeem to show it's when some of these background apps poll their local folders / files for changes.

Just wondering if anyone knew of an app which would list all running apps (inc background ones), and allow me to create lists of apps to quit / exit then batch re-open post gaming.  

I could create a script, but just wanted to check as I was curious.

Thanks!

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