I need a batch file made.

[kronoSX]

yes one to execute and disable all my services that hog when gaming.A cmd..mmm
I can always restart you know So is this correct

example:
net stop "AVSync Manager"
net stop "Automatic Updates"
net stop "Computer Browser"
net stop "Cryptographic Services"
net stop "Distributed Link Tracking Client"
net stop "Help and Support"
net stop "Logical Disk Manager" net stop "Messenger"
net stop "Print Spooler"
net stop "Protected Storage" net stop "Server"
net stop "Shell Hardware Detection"
net stop "System Event Notification"
net stop "System Restore Service"
net stop "Task Scheduler"
net stop "TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper" net stop "Themes"
net stop "Upload Manager"
net stop "WebClient"
net stop "Windows Image Acquisition (WIA)"
net stop "Windows Management Instrumentation"
net stop "Windows Time"
net stop "Workstation"
net stop "System Event Notification" net stop "COM+ Event System"
net stop "Network Connections"
net stop "Network Location Awareness (NLA)"
net stop "Remote Access Auto Connection Manager"
net stop "SSDP Discovery Service"
net stop "DHCP Client"
net stop "DNS Client"

pskill ERtray
pskill EPMWOR~1
pskill dbgout
pskill usrbridg
pskill ctfmon
pskill Alogserv
pskill RuLaunch
pskill devldr32
make a .cmd from the file extension.

Also should i make another batch file to reinstate the services.Is there no way to make one batch file to execute and you know what..

 

[medicnick83]

make a notepad file and then save it as a .bat file when you done.

OMG MAN!!! COME HERE, I'll wipe your bum and your nose for you...

CRACK ADDICT!

 

[HavocXphere]

.cmd is compiled
.bat is a batch file

The pskill won't work...its not a valid command prompt command. Not sure what you could use instead though.

net stop stuff you can just copy.

I'd just stop some of those things by default. e.g. Help & Time etc. And just leave the rest running.

 

[kronoSX]

thanks havoc..@gdiza,you think you funny but with my help you could be the best

 

[HavocXphere]

The pskill thing got me googling. And there is actually a way to do this:

taskkill /IM calc.exe

or

taskkill /IM cal*

I'm kinda surprised that its possible...

 

[kronoSX]

Anything is today.

 

[Claymore]

.cmd is compiled
.bat is a batch file

Er...no.

.CMD uses the cmd.exe command interpreter, .BAT uses command.com. .CMD has been available since Windows NT. The files use pretty much the same syntax.

The pskill won't work...its not a valid command prompt command. Not sure what you could use instead though.

pskill comes from the SysInternals toolkit from Microsoft, and works very well.

 

[The_Unbeliever]

You can have a look at Regina REXX for more complex batch files

 

[medicnick83]

thanks havoc..@gdiza,you think you funny but with my help you could be the best

lol

 

[HavocXphere]

Er...no.

.CMD uses the cmd.exe command interpreter, .BAT uses command.com. .CMD has been available since Windows NT. The files use pretty much the same syntax.

shyt...you're right. I was thinking of .com

 

[kronoSX]

So .bat extension it is.

 

[D-Boy]

.cmd is compiled
.bat is a batch file

The pskill won't work...its not a valid command prompt command. Not sure what you could use instead though.

net stop stuff you can just copy.

I'd just stop some of those things by default. e.g. Help & Time etc. And just leave the rest running.

isn't "ps kill" a Linux command?

 

[RSkeens]

isn't "ps kill" a Linux command?

I normally use just normal kill for terminations, but there is always the pkill command that I sometimes use.

 

[The_Unbeliever]

You can also kill a task with taskkill -im Programname.exe -f


the -f switch forces the task to kill.