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I should have realized I can call this from a batch file, my bad. re-adding
use Win32::OLE qw( in ); use strict; $Machine = "." unless( $Machine = shift @ARGV ); $Machine =~ s#^[\\/]+## if( $ARGV[0] =~ m#^[\\/]{2}# ); # This is the WMI moniker that will connect to a machine's # CIM (Common Information Model) repository $CLASS = "WinMgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!//$Machine"; # Get the WMI (Microsoft's implementation of WBEM) interface $WMI = Win32::OLE->GetObject( $CLASS ) || die "Unable to connect to \\$Machine:" . Win32::OLE->LastError(); # Get the collection of Win32_Process objects $ProcList = $WMI->InstancesOf( "Win32_Process" ); # Try to kill each PID passed in foreach $Pid ( @ARGV ) { my $KillList = GetProc( $Pid, $ProcList ); if( scalar @$KillList ) { foreach my $Proc ( @$KillList ) { print "Killing $Proc->{Name} ($Proc->{ProcessID})..."; # We found the correct Win32_Process object so # call its Terminate method $Result = $Proc->Terminate( 0 ); if( 0 == $Result ) { print "Successfully terminated"; } else { print "Failed to terminate"; } print "\n"; } } else { print "$Pid not found."; } } sub GetProc { my( $Pid, $ProcList ) = @_; if( $Pid =~ /^\d+$/ ) { $List = GetProcByPid( $Pid, $ProcList ); } else { $List = GetProcByName( $Pid, $ProcList ); } return( $List ); } sub GetProcByPid { my( $Pid, $ProcList ) = @_; # Cycle through each Win32_Process object # until you find the right one foreach my $Proc ( in( $ProcList ) ) { return( [ $Proc ] ) if( $Pid == $Proc->{ProcessID} ); } return( [] ); } sub GetProcByName { my( $Name, $ProcList ) = @_; my( @Procs ); my( $Regex ) = ( $Name =~ m#[$^\\/*?{}\[\]]+# ); # Cycle through each Win32_Process object # until you find the right one foreach my $Proc ( in( $ProcList ) ) { if( $Regex ) { push( @Procs, $Proc ) if( $Proc->{Name} =~ /$Name/i ); } else { push( @Procs, $Proc ) if( lc $Name eq lc $Proc->{Name} ); } } return( \@Procs ); }

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