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  1. To terminate a process using the command line in Windows, follow these steps:

    Using Command Prompt

    1. Open Command Prompt with administrator privileges by pressing Win + R, typing cmd, and pressing Ctrl + Shift + Enter.

    2. Type tasklist and press Enter to view all running processes.

    3. To kill a process by name, type: taskkill /IM "process_name" /F Replace "process_name" with the exact name of the process (e.g., chrome.exe).

    4. To kill a process by its Process ID (PID), type: taskkill /F /PID pid_number Replace pid_number with the PID of the process (e.g., 1234).

    Using PowerShell

    1. Open PowerShell with administrator privileges by pressing Win + X and selecting Windows PowerShell (Admin).

    2. To view running processes, type: Get-Process and press Enter.

    3. To kill a process by name, type: Stop-Process -Name "ProcessName" -Force Replace "ProcessName" with the name of the process.

    4. To kill a process by PID, type: Stop-Process -ID PID -Force Replace PID with the process ID.

    Using Windows Terminal

    1. Open Windows Terminal with administrator privileges by pressing Win + X and selecting Terminal (Admin).

    2. Use either Command Prompt or PowerShell commands as described above.

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