What are the names of the apps Netflix, Powerpoint, Powershell, WhatsApp Desktop for Power Shell so that I can close them (get-process -name winword | stop-process)?

What are the names of programs for Powershell to then close them

(get-process -name "winword" | stop-process)

Instead of "winword" Netflix, Powerpoint, Powershell, WhatsApp Desktop and where can I see the "new names" (link websites…)

"… And where can I see the" New Names "?"

In the task manager

What is the tasmanager am fully lost

Are there any other options, e.g. A website where everything is listed?

Open Windows Search, type "Task Manager"

Is there another possibility that doesn't work

Sorry bro,

If you are not even able to find the task manager, then you are disqualified for further answers on the topic.

Am I taskbar \ right click \ task manager please help your tip didn't work

Yes, that is him.

Is there another way to find out other than the task manager

It doesn't work, try to enter 3D viewer in this process as it is named in Task Manager, it doesn't work, the app doesn't close

PS:

get-process | select processname, path

Are they all or are there more?

They are all started on the computer.

Ok it's all kisses no homo (if you are typbist)

Roderic has already shown you the way…

Sorry for my directness…

If you are not even able to determine the process name of a program, that's sad.

Usually the process name corresponds to the name of the exe file, ergo you just look in the link with which you start a program, which name the program has.

There are exceptions when wrappers / launcher start the actual program. The calc call implicitly starts a program called Calculator…

In addition, your variant with Get-Process is simply doubled and only necessary if you want to automatically use additional parameters for the selection. If you want to kill WhatsApp, it is enough:

Stop-Process -Name 'Whatsapp'

https://docs.microsoft.com/...rshell-5.1

This happens when you believe yourself to be information without understanding the basics. Then you have a template but fail to adapt to your own needs.

You can't simply query every command, cmdlet. You never understand how Powershell works. Try it yourself… You can find an overview of the function of the most common cmdlets at

https://ss64.com/ps/
https://ss64.com/ps/syntax.html
https://www.windowspro.de/script/schleifen-powershell-foreach-while-do-until-continue-break
https://www.windowspro.de/script/if-else-switch-bedingte-anweisungen-powershell
https://www.windowspro.de/script/vergleichsoperatoren-powershell-eq-lt-gt-contains-match
https://www.windowspro.de/script/where-object-daten-filtern-powershell

Bro I'm 13

I'm 13

The fact that someone is 13 only means that they still have a lot of time to learn if they have the will.

Programming also includes knowing the system and which processes are being carried out.

No problem under Windows, right click on the clock in the task bar… Task manager… And the running processes are displayed.

Now comes some logic… When you start a program, is it displayed in the task manager? Naturally.

A 13 year old should be capable of making such conclusions. He can learn the rest.

When people like me express criticism, it has nothing to do with disparagement. Programmers are a bunch of their own. We're used to expressing a problem in precise language, there's no place for any belittling.

Because we're talking about language…

Bro…

Language says something about the person who utters it.

Bro, Homi, "what's up" is a jargon spoken by people who are mentally incapable of forming a comprehensive grammar.

Programmers are said to have a higher intellectual capacity. When we talk to each other, we don't rap or stammer. And we're not Bro's either.

Just speak German, if you like English, Russian or Spanish… But not Gosse.

Muchas gracias por tu información, lamento haberte molestado.

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Roderic also told Bro to do it