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Cleanly ending explorer.exe without getting a reboot dialog ?
Hello all,
I have a need to terminate the "desktop" (explorer.exe) cleanly, allowing it to write its settings to the registry (to than overwrite some of those :-) ). The problem is that when I "taskkill /im explorer.exe" I get a "Turn of computer" dialog, which I cannot use. I can ofcourse get rid of that "turn of" dialog by adding the "/f" argument to the above taskkill command, but than the programs current settings are discarded (not written to the registry). I've also been googeling for a way to ask the explorere.exe proces to "flush" its settings, but didn't find any leads. In short, I've got a catch-22 on my hands. Does anyone have an idea how to break it ? Regards, Rudy Wieser |
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