(For Kill.bat v1.8)

- Extract Kill.ba_ to %windir%\System32 (usually C:\Windows\System32, but if you are unsire, my recommended extract to location will work just fine.)
- Rename Kill.ba_ to Kill.bat
- For help, open up a DOS prompt (Start > Run > Cmd) then type kill /?
- For user configurable auto-settings and options, edit the kill.bat.
- Ctrl+F (find) lines that start with     ChangeMe!
- There are other undocumented command line switches, but I'll leave them to you to find until I get around to documenting them in the help file ;)  Tip, They can be found at the label :ParseArgs , in the batch file itself.


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                             Kill.bat - Designed by Zhoul
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Syntax:
  "Kill [-s [System]] [-u [Username]] [-p [Password] [[PID] || [Image Name]]"
  "Kill -reset" (Only use this option if you have enabled UsePrevious)


Example: Kill

  This would simply run tasklist.exe and display the results, using More (incase 
  task list is longer then window buffer).


Example: Kill 989

  This would kill the local process with PID 989.


Example: Kill iexpl

  This would kill any process with an ImageName starting with iexpl
  (first column listed in tasklist, i.e. iexplore.exe) 
   
  Such as: iexplore , iexplorer, iexplblahblahblah, iexplore.exe

  This would NOT affect a process named prqiexplore.exe, as the string search
  will match "Starts with or Equals" and not "Contains or Equals"
  If you wanted to kill prqiexplore.exe and iexplore.exe, you could . . .  
  kill *iexpl*


Example: Kill 989 iexpl 1000 badthing

  This would kill the local process with PID 989, any ImageName that starts with
  iexpl, PID 1000, any ImageName that starts with badthing.  Yep, you can take 
  out multiple processess in the same kill line.


Example: Kill -s RemotePC

  This would execute a tasklist on the RemotePC, using your current credentials.


Example: Kill \\RemotePC
  Same as previous.


Example: Kill -s RemotePC -u RemotePC\Administrator -p RemotePCPassword
     Or: Kill \\RemotePC -u RemotePC\Administrator -p RemotePCPassword

  If the locally logged in user is not an Administrator of RemotePC, you will
  have to specify a user and password.
  Remember: If you just specify a Username and not a server before it, it will
  assume you mean a user on the local PC.
  User can be:  [user]      or     [domain]\[user]     or   [user]@[domain]
  I.E.           Zhoul              ZhoulsPC\Zhoul           Zhoul@ZhoulsPC


Example: Kill -s RemotePC -u RemotePC\Administrator -p RemotePCPassword 500

  Kills PID 500 on RemotePC, using specified credentials.


Example: Kill -s RemotePC iexpl 500 calc

  Kills ImageName starting with iexpl, PID 500, ImageName starting with calc, on
  the RemotePC using your current credentials.

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