| Command |
Command Description |
| reboot |
Reboot the system (the same as "Start -> Shutdown -> Restart") |
| freboot |
Force reboot the system (don't wait for the end of any process execution
and reboot immediately - all non-saved data will be lost!) |
| shutdown |
Shutdown the system (the same as "Start -> Shutdown -> Shutdown") |
| fshutdown |
Force shutdown the system (don't wait for the end of any process execution
and shutdown immediately) |
| sync |
Flushes Registry and File Cache |
| kill [process.exe] |
Terminate execution of process with main executable file named 'process.exe',
don't wait for the end of process execution -- all non-saved data in it
will be lost!). Example: taskinfo kill winword.exe - all running
instances of Microsoft Word will be terminated immediately, all non-saved
documents will be lost! |
| close [process.exe] |
Terminale execution of process with main executable file named 'process.exe',
wait for the end of its execution (process will ask about saving of non-saved
data etc. Example: taskinfo close winword.exe - all running instances
of Microsoft Word will be closed; if there are some non-saved documents,
you will be asked about saving them before closing |
| flush [process.exe] |
Flushes "Memory Pages from RAM" of process with main executable file named
'process.exe', Works only in WinNT/2k/XP. Example: taskinfo flush winword.exe
- all memory pages of Microsoft Word will be flushed out of RAM. |
| rpri [priority] [process.exe] [parameters] |
launch execution of a process with main executable file named 'process.exe'
(you should specify a full path to this file here) with specified priority,
and optional parameters for the process being launched. Priority can be
one of: 'idle', 'norm', 'high', 'real', 'anorm', 'bnorm' (two last ones
are valid only under Windows NT/2k/XP) Example: taskinfo rpri "C:\\Program
Files\\Internet Explorer\\iexplore.exe" high - launch Internet Explorer
with high priority (note that path with spaces should be quoted) |
| pl [file name] |
Save Processes Information to file "file name". Example: taskinfo
pl proc.txt - save processes information
to "proc.txt" file. |
| spri [priority] [process.exe] |
set priority to all running instances of a process named 'process.exe'
(values of priority are the same as in a previous command) Example: taskinfo
spri iexplore.exe norm - set normal priority to all running instances
of Internet Explorer |