how I can suspend processes with commandline?

[Kmuland]

Anyone know a commandline tool /.bat to suspend processes with comanline? or any tool to suspend several processes automatically at startup?

Currently I do it manually with system explorer, but unfortunately pssuspend from sysinternals doesnot work with XP

[NotHereToPlayGames]

So you want to run them first and then suspend?

Why not disable them from running in the first place?

[Kmuland]

I cannot disable them... these are esential m$ processes that load automatically at startup like winlogon, and disabling them would cause troubles

Edited yesterday at 10:07 AM by Kmuland

[NotHereToPlayGames]

I'll leave you to it then, I do not assist folks that feel the need to spell Microsoft in that manner.  "To each their own."

[Kmuland]

Solved---->  Sysinternals pssuspend 1.7.0.0 is working perfectly in XP

Thank you :-)

[modnar]

On 10/19/2025 at 12:47 PM, NotHereToPlayGames said:

I'll leave you to it then, I do not assist folks that feel the need to spell Microsoft in that manner.  "To each their own."

What is your investment in microsoft pray tell?

[NotHereToPlayGames]

You have (intentionally) MISSED THE POINT.

People that post Windows-related questions are HYPOCRITES when they use DEROGATORY abbreviations tied to WINDOWS.

It's an ENTIRELY different story if a LINUX user is posting LINUX questions and use the same DEROGATORY abbreviations - at least they PUT THEIR MONEY WHERE THEIR MOUTH IS.

Besides, it does NOT take a "capitalist" to be SMART ENOUGH to know that MS = Morgan Stanley and MSFT = Microsoft.

 

Case closed.