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Hmm this one puzzles me...

I have two processes with the same name (miranda32.exe) and my script only closes one. In order to close both I have to open a msgbox in my loop.

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For $AppCounter = 1 To $AppList[0] ; list of all my processes

; $Executable includes the entire path

$Executable = $AppExecutable[$AppCounter] ;

; $Process is the name of the executable. Remove the whole path and keep the .exe

$Process = StringReplace($Executable,StringLeft($Executable,StringInStr($Executable,"\",0,-1)),"")

$PID = ProcessExists($Process)

;msgbox(0, "Closing Programs", "Closing " & $Process)

If $PID Then ProcessClose($Process)

Next

So, when this msgbox is there, both processes are closed. But as soon as I comment out the msgbox, only one of the two processes is closed. I also tried changing $Process by $PID in If $PID Then ProcessClose($Process), but it does not work either. (I've also tried a bunch of other things).

Thanks

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try adding a sleep where the msgbox is something like

Sleep(10)

may be sufficient, but i dont know try and find a value that works 100 should be ok if 10 doesnt work but it depends how many processes you have how long the time to close them all would be if you have a high sleep value, but as i said find one that works. if its only 2 processes then just use 100 or maybe more. take into account that 1000 is 1 second

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how about something like this?

#include <Process.au3>

$procname = "notepad.exe"

$winlist = WinList()
For $i = 1 to $winlist[0][0]
    $pid = WinGetProcess($winlist[$i][1])
    If _ProcessGetName($pid) = $procname Then ProcessClose($pid)
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Got it. I had tried with a Sleep(2000), but it didn't seem to work that well. So since it is that processes take whatever time they need to close, I just added a while loop like this:

If $PID Then ProcessClose($Process)

While ProcessExists($PID)

WEnd

So, now it just waits until the process has terminated.

Thanks a lot for pointing that out.

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I think a prob also is hat you re calling Process exists against a string (miranda32.exe). It can be unreliaable when multiple instances are running. However WinList() returns Handles ([n][1]) instead which are unique.

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Hi there.

ProcessClose only works with processes open with the same user name that is running the sript for now.

Bug 501 solved in beta 3.2.13.8

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