Using Taskkill to kill muliple instances of Outlook.exe
Ever run across a PC where outlook wont open, and the user has clicked on it about 50 times. Lone behold when you open task manager there is actually 50 instances of outlook.exe running. Instead of clicking “end task” for each of these, just open your friendly command prompt and type in this command
taskkill /IM “outlook.exe” /f
This will kill all of your outlook.exe’s forcefully.
Categories: command line, Windows
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