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Perhaps it isn't enough time, I'm using 250ms intervals.Check out our Knowledge Base, all guides are compiled by our Trusted Techs. I'm making a guess here that it's because I don't have sufficient permissions to close Windows background processes even running as administrator and that's why I'm getting the exception.Īfter each kill call, I put my program to sleep for a short amount of time to give the process time to close to avoid calling kill on a terminating process which will also throw the exception. My problem is that more than half the time I run this program I get a Win32Exception and the program won't finish closing anything left open.
When running my program it closes all of my applications and some underlying Windows applications/processes because the screen, taskbar, and desktop go black for a second and refresh. I know it's not ideal, but this works for the most part. If ((p.Id != CurrentProcess.Id & p.MainWindowHandle != IntPtr.Zero))įirst it asks the process to close nicely with p.CloseMainWindow(), then kills the process if exceptions are returned. After doing a lot of searching I came across this code: foreach (Process p in Process.GetProcesses(Environment.MachineName)) I'm making a 'simple' program to close down all active applications on Windows 10 that I have running i.e.
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