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[AutoIt]Restart explorer - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.li) +-- Forum: Coding (https://sinister.li/Forum-Coding) +--- Forum: Coding (https://sinister.li/Forum-Coding--71) +--- Thread: [AutoIt]Restart explorer (/Thread-AutoIt-Restart-explorer) Pages:
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[AutoIt]Restart explorer - 1234hotmaster - 11-25-2011 Code: Run("explorer.exe",Call(ProcessClose("explorer.exe")))Just gonna say if you can do that in 1 line of code in other languages
RE: [AutoIt]Restart explorer - ReaperX - 11-25-2011 AutoIt Really is great.
RE: [AutoIt]Restart explorer - ArkPhaze - 11-25-2011 There you go, Powershell: Code: foreach ($objItm in Get-Process) { If ($objItm.ProcessName -eq "explorer") { kill $objItm.ID } }One line of code lol ![]() I see you got a couple ideas for AutoIt Scripts from what i've posted though, that's good, nice easy code here. RE: [AutoIt]Restart explorer - Raziel - 11-26-2011 You can do this in C either. Write your code with no indentation and never hit enter. )
RE: [AutoIt]Restart explorer - ArkPhaze - 11-26-2011 You could do it in perl too if you wanted to. RE: [AutoIt]Restart explorer - 1234hotmaster - 11-26-2011 no i mean like in 1 function
RE: [AutoIt]Restart explorer - ArkPhaze - 11-26-2011 Here you go then lol Powershell: Code: stop-process -name "explorer"RE: [AutoIt]Restart explorer - 1234hotmaster - 11-26-2011 but you just kill explorer.exe in that line and it wont start it again
RE: [AutoIt]Restart explorer - ArkPhaze - 11-26-2011 No, it starts back up lol trust me You haven't tested the script that tells me but with powershell it automatically starts the process back up, only for explorer.exe
RE: [AutoIt]Restart explorer - 1234hotmaster - 11-26-2011 (11-26-2011, 08:12 AM)Infinity Wrote: No, it starts back up lol trust meNot my fault for knowing nuffin about powershell ![]() Can you write a tut for starting to learn and code powershell in the other languages section? ![]() btw If you have more than 20-30 threads with [PowerShell] in them the admin will make a powershell section
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