VBS to kill GoogleUpdate.exe

That's pretty cool. I would use it but I've already disabled the updater in the registry. And if that doesn't keep it down (has so far tho) I'll delete the exe itself.
 
Whats so bad about the Google Updater anyway? Resource hungry? Waste of bandwidth? Trojan?
 
What's bad about it is that it's a damn bastard to shut down and keep it shut down.
 
net stop "Automatic Updates" /y
net stop "Background Intelligent Transfer Service" /y
net stop "Distributed Link Tracking Client" /y
net stop "IISAdmin" /y
net stop "IIS Admin Service" /y
net stop "IPSEC Services" /y
net stop "IPSEC Policy Agent" /y
net stop "OracleMTSRecoveryService" /y
net stop "Print Spooler" /y
net stop "Remote Registry" /y
net stop "Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)" /y
net stop "SSDP Discovery Service" /y
net stop "Task Scheduler" /y
net stop "Upload Manager" /y
net stop "Wireless Zero Configuration" /y
net stop "AVSync Manager" /y
net stop "Cryptographic Services" /y
net stop "Distributed Transaction Coordinator" /y
net stop "Shell Hardware Detection" /y
net stop "Terminal Services" /y
net stop "weblclient" /y
net stop "Windows Time" /y
net stop "VMware Authorization Service" /y
net stop "Terminal Services" /y
net stop "WebClient" /y
net stop "Alerter" /y
net stop "PsExec" /y
net stop "runas service" /y
net stop "Messenger" /y
net stop "Network Associates Task Manager" /y
net stop "McAfee Framework Service" /y
net stop "Machine Debug Manager" /y
net stop "Windows Management Instrumentation" /y
net stop "TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper Service" /y
pause

i run that every morning before i start working:)
 
Why not just remove all security permissions to that file? Just untick "Simple File Sharing" and remove all ownership of that exe. Then it won't have permission to execute that file no matter what account you logged in as ;)
 
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