There is two commands in Windows Server, kill and taskkill that seems to have similar functionality. But I want to know their exact differences and their usages.
Can anyone explain it?
Windows – the difference between kill and taskkill commands in Windows Server
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Best Answer
As Greg said, Windows doesn't have a native
killcommand, PowerShell has a aliaskillforStop-Process. If your cmd.exe responses tokillyou have some external command somewhere in your path.