For example, if you want to stop the Opera program, then the command line will be ‘kill -processname opera,’ and you will press Enter afterward. Type in ‘kill- processname (name of the program you want to stop forcefully),’ and then press Enter.

The names of the programs that are running will then show under the column entitled ProcessName.

To know what programs are currently running, type in ‘get-process’ on the top part next to the name of your user.

After that, type in ‘powershell’ before you press Enter on your keyboard.

Another function of this application is forcefully stopping applications that are running. To use it, you should do the following steps: Windows PowerShell is used to command programs and is a command line interface (CLI). Then, do a right-click on that application and choose “End Task.” Closing Programs Through Powershell Afterward, you can look for the programs or applications you want to end forcefully. Another way to open this application is to do a right-click on your taskbar and choose Task Manager. To open task manager, you can press Ctrl+Shift+Esc on your keyboard.

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