Can't kill frozen task

G

George Thompson

Hi,
The classic version of Windows Media Player froze up on me a while ago.
I tried to kill the process using the task manger but it wouldn't close. I
searched the internet to see if there was a command I could use to kill it.
The one I found was the taskkill command. I tried using it with the force
parameter (taskkill /F /PID 1202) and also (taskkill /F /IM mplayer2.exe),
but it was unsuccessful. Its been setting like that for an hour already.
Is there anyway to kill that process without having to manually reset the
computer.

Thanks,
George Thompson
 
G

Guest

ive got no idea if this works but, close explorer then try to close media player and then restart explorer
 
G

George Thompson

I tried that but it didn't work. I initiated a restart but that didn't work
either, the only things I have open now is notepad and a non-working
mplayer2, everything else was closed with the attempted restart. Once I am
done with my lab report Im just going to shut this down manually. I just
posted this to see if anyone knows how to kill these processes.

Thanks,
George Thompson
michael said:
ive got no idea if this works but, close explorer then try to close media
player and then restart explorer
 

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