KillProcess 2.43 Alpha  alpha

Publisher's Description:

KillProcess can terminate almost any process on a computer including any service and process running in the system. Even protected Microsoft system processes can be terminated. All of this can be done in the matter of milliseconds. The speed that it can kill your applications with is determined by your computer speed and is not restricted by any other settings within the OS itself.

Latest Changes:

• Fixed the application to fully support support Vista, Which means that the application will default run in normal Mode and that there is an elevated mode available
• Now possible to launch processes in elevated mode for Vista
• Changed the trayicon information to show the active killlist if availabe
• Added the possibility to load lists right of the trayicon menu
• Added the possibility to run lists right of the trayicon menu - that is evil powerful
• Moved the "PID" column in the process list
• Removed the "Listed" column in the process list and replaced with the "Parent PID" which is much more useful
• Fixed the bug with the "Minimize on Exit" function not being applied on the X-button

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Latest User Reviews:

Reviewer:	horsecharles	Apr 30, 2008
Version:	2.43 Alpha
Simplest, quickest, smallest-footprint alternative: CoolKill That being said, i will give KillProcess a shot because of the full Vista compatibility claim.
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Reviewer:	darthbeads	Apr 28, 2008
Version:	2.43 Alpha
It looks like why hello there is off to a trolling spree lately. Anyone who has ever actually installed and used Process Explorer knows, for a fact, that you have the full ability to kill any process with it. That is, in fact, one of the primary functions of the program. When you take your mommy, in whose basement you live in, out to her Mother's Day brunch, ask her for a gift certificate to the Clue Store -- maybe they'll be able to help you?
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Reviewer:	why hello there	Apr 27, 2008
Version:	2.43 Alpha
You cannot "kill any process with Process Explorer". My good friend darthbeads will be upset to find out that some malware processes and system processes as well are resistant to being killed by Process Explorer.
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Reviewer:	680424	Apr 27, 2008
Version:	2.43 Alpha
I can kill any process using Process Explorer from Sysinternals - congratulations for developers, sorry for english.
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Reviewer:	mikeyx11	Apr 26, 2008
Version:	2.43 Alpha
To guti: This program is not meant for just ending normal processes, its meant to end processes that will not end (for example spyware/adware applications that refuse to close). I prefer to use Unlocker, although you need to browse to the process' folder to close it.
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