I use the taskkill /f /im nome.exe command to stop processes,
because the same for all processes with the same name.
I would like to commit this command to something like
tk nome.exe.
I tried to create an environment variable, it even worked, but I have to type this way:
%tk% nome.exe
How can I create this command shortcut?
I'll give you a very simple example, which will not depend on any external program:
C:\meus_comandos
Go to the Computer and right-click (mouse) and then select properties:
ClickAdvancedSystemSettings:
Clickonenvironmentvariables
SelectPATHandclickEdit...
ClickNew:
The option to type will be released, then type:
C:\meus_comandos
Now in the folder meus_comandos you can create as many .bat files as you want and they will be recognized as commands, create a file named tk.bat in the folder and add this content:
@echo off
taskkill /f /im %1
Then open the cmd in any folder and enter this:
tk nome.exe
You can create an alias for your command using DOSKEY
Just create a file in any directory, for example:
C: \ Users \ TomMelo \ Documents \ macros.doskey
print=echo $*
Then just add a one regkey to make the alias available every time you are using cmd:
reg add "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor" /v Autorun /d "doskey /macrofile=\"C:\Users\TomMelo\Documents\macros.doskey\"" /f
Close the cmd and open a new session, your alias should already be available. For more options on parameters take a look at here too.