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Now I see the issue, Not sure why this slipped my mind before. I was wandering what was going on!
Something simple like I said!
I apologize for that.
These command are not working to due to spaces in your user name, which means I should have enclosed the command in “” marks any time there are spaces in a name or service or anything of that manner when running in command prompt the console will stop at the first space and assume that is the full command you are intending to send.
[COLOR=rgb(243, 121, 52)]Here is the new [COLOR=rgb(247, 218, 100)]kill.bat[COLOR=rgb(243, 121, 52)] content below, replace the current text inside with this.
Replaced fixlist code, ran FRST fix, then rebooted.
Opened 3 programs in addition to Chrome (Notepad, Excel, Acrobat).
Ran Kill from Start menu, a black window flashed briefly but, unfortunately, no programs were closed.
Ran Kill as Admin from the Desktop .exe and nothing at all happened.
I appear to have a very stubborn computer.
Download this tool.
Install.
Go to Documents then tools .
Right click each of those in the tools folder and get me the full path.
Mouse Hover over Copy Paths in the right click menu
Left click Copy Full paths.
Post each path here.
I know this works, and I know what the issue was, it should be resolved with the new commands but I want to be sure..
Nothing happened when I clicked the link. Neither could I open the link in a new tab. Clicking ‘Downloads’ in Chrome settings confirmed that nothing downloaded (two attempts).
Before replying I looked at Properties of both programs.
The visible path for each program is
C:\Users\Bruce Kleinberg\OneDrive\CPM\New Folder\Tools (which you probably already know).
BTW, I have no idea why everything is under the OneDrive\CPM. I did a 6-week internship in 2018 with CPM and they hooked me up to their OneDrive system; my computer has wanted me to login to OneDrive ever since! Could this be why it’s so hard to remove?
In the Properties window I saw this msg: “This file came from another computer and might be blocked to help protect this computer.” There was an unchecked checkbox next to it labeled ‘Unblock’. I unblocked it and got the file path C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\ki1 25121.inf_amd64_26ca8ba649abc040
It also opened the window where it was located and I found 3 files called ki125121: Security Catalog, Setup Information, PNF file.
I ran KillEmAll.exe again. It worked and gave me a longer file path: “c:\windows\system32\driverstore\filerepository\ki 125121.inf_amd64_26ca8ba649abc040\igfxcuiservice.e xe”
I gave the CLOSE command and everything but Chrome closed.
It generated the attached log in the Tools folder.
Hmm… Well that would explain why the commands do not work.
So as I said before delete all Kill.bat and all shortcuts to Kill.bat including those on the start menu.
Here is your new kill.bat place this in the same folder, with Kill em All and ReduceMemory
@echo off
“%USERPROFILE%\OneDrive\Documents\tools\KillEmAll. exe” /auto
“%USERPROFILE%\OneDrive\Documents\tools\ReduceMemo ry_x64.exe” /O
“%USERPROFILE%\Documents\tools\KillEmAll.exe” /auto
“%USERPROFILE%\Documents\tools\ReduceMemory_x64.ex e” /O
“C:\Users\Bruce Kleinberg\OneDrive\CPM\New Folder\Tools\KillEmAll.exe” /auto
“C:\Users\Bruce Kleinberg\OneDrive\CPM\New Folder\Tools\ReduceMemory_x64.exe” /O
exit
[COLOR=rgb(65, 168, 95)]I would have never guessed Documents would be CPM, and that tools is inside a new folder in the CPM folder…so there is the issue, I hope.
Thanks for attaching the setup.zip as I was unable to download from the website. What do I do with it: Run or Run as Admin?
Same question for rename.zip
If you added the new kill.bat to the[COLOR=rgb(65, 168, 95)] C:\Users\Bruce Kleinberg\OneDrive\CPM\New Folder\Tools folder, then create a new shortcut for [COLOR=rgb(65, 168, 95)]kill.bat and add to start menu, now that we have the correct command all should work as intended. The correct paths are there.
This is all you really need.
@echo off
“C:\Users\Bruce Kleinberg\OneDrive\CPM\New Folder\Tools\KillEmAll.exe” /auto
“C:\Users\Bruce Kleinberg\OneDrive\CPM\New Folder\Tools\ReduceMemory_x64.exe” /o
exit
But leave this one if you wish., as it contains the correct path, and will cover if you remove one drive.
@echo off
“%USERPROFILE%\OneDrive\Documents\tools\KillEmAll. exe” /auto
“%USERPROFILE%\OneDrive\Documents\tools\ReduceMemo ry_x64.exe” /O
“%USERPROFILE%\Documents\tools\KillEmAll.exe” /auto
“%USERPROFILE%\Documents\tools\ReduceMemory_x64.ex e” /O
“C:\Users\Bruce Kleinberg\OneDrive\CPM\New Folder\Tools\KillEmAll.exe” /auto
“C:\Users\Bruce Kleinberg\OneDrive\CPM\New Folder\Tools\ReduceMemory_x64.exe” /O
exit
Originally posted by Difficult_Man
I ran rename as admin, nothing observable happened.
That’s fine, it should have flashed for a second, it only renamed a file.[/COLOR][/COLOR]
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