Kill a process started by system

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I'm tring to kill a process thats under NT Authority/System, but am having no
luck. I'm in the administrator's group.
 
From: "ihammerhands2000" <[email protected]>

| I'm tring to kill a process thats under NT Authority/System, but am having no
| luck. I'm in the administrator's group.

The answer will depend on WHAT process. Please be specific.
 
If you are running Windows XP or below, you can create an interactive
scheduled task which runs under SYSTEM.

at 15:00 /interactive cmd.exe

This should open up a CLI console running under the system account. You can
then try to kill the process from here.
 
If you are running Windows XP or below, you can create an interactive
scheduled task which runs under SYSTEM.

at 15:00 /interactive cmd.exe

This should open up a CLI console running under the system account.
You can then try to kill the process from here.
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You mean to use something like TSKill or TaskKill manually? I'm looking
for the value of the window over a simple batch file.

Twayne
 
I used to be able to run from the cmd.exe window "at 19:30 /interactive
cmd.exe" and now it doesn't work. I'm wondering if Windows XP sp 3 could
have caused the problem.

I'm getting the error "The service has not been started"
 
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