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Removing a background process (kill command)
- Use the ps command to determine the process ID of the process you want to remove. You might want to pipe this command through a grep command to list only the process you want.
- In the following example, you issue the find command to run in the background. You then decide to cancel the process.
What processes should be running on Windows 10?
- Strip Down the Windows 10 Startup. Task Manager often lists startup programs on the system tray as background processes.
- Terminate the Background Processes With Task Manager.
- Remove Third-Party Software Services From the Windows Startup.
- Turn Off System Monitors.
How do you kill background processes?
To kill this job/process, either a kill %1 or a kill 1384 works. Remove job(s) from the shell’s table of active jobs. The fg command switches a job running in the background into the foreground. The bg command restarts a suspended job, and runs it in the background.
How do I know which processes to end in task manager?
Using Task Manager to End a Process
- Press Ctrl+Alt+Del.
- Click Start Task Manager.
- Click the Processes tab.
- Look at the Description column and select a process that you know (for example, select Windows Task Manager).
- Click the End Process button. You are asked to confirm this.
- Click End Process again. The process ends.
What processes can I disable in Windows 10?
Virtually every version of Windows allows you to disable startup items, and Windows 10 is no exception. Stopping some programs from starting up will speed up the OS. To find this option, right-click the taskbar and choose Task Manager. Tap ‘more details’ and then click on the Startup tab.
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