I wrote that batch file or adapted it for XP home not pro.  the command files 
are different in home verses pro.

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Downie, Andrew 
  To: Walt Cone ; [email protected] 
  Sent: Sunday, August 24, 2008 6:17 PM
  Subject: RE: kill nonresponsive WE


  Too many choices (grin)!  Does anyone know the relative merits of using 
tskill versus taskkill?  Both are available on XP Pro and Walt's post indicates 
that tskill is available on XP Home.

   

   

  Andrew

   

   

   

  From: Walt Cone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Monday, 25 August 2008 09:41
  To: Jeff Weiss; [email protected]
  Subject: Re: kill nonresponsive WE

   

  Hi Jeff,

   

       Here is the batch file I use for Window Eyes XP home.  Sorry it took so 
long to post this.  I have had other projects and didn't read your post until 
today.

   

  echo off
  rem a batch file to shut Window Eyes down
  tskill wineyes /a
  tskill /im gwm32 /a
  tskill /im speech32 /a
  tskill /im bdisplay /a

       It works on mine so hope it will work on all of yours,

   

    ----- Original Message ----- 

    From: Jeff Weiss 

    To: [email protected] 

    Sent: Monday, August 18, 2008 6:46 AM

    Subject: kill nonresponsive WE

     

    Kill Window-Eyes when it is not responding:

    Several listers have asked me how to use taskkill.exe. I learned this from 
someone who posted to the list previously about this subject. It has helped me 
a lot and I hope it helps you also.

    Here are instructions for using taskkill.exe to close a non-responsive 
version of Window-Eyes with XP Pro. 

    First create a batch file with the following lines:

    Note that batch files end with a .bat extension and must be plain text 
files. You can save this way with your word processor or to be sure use notepad.

    @echo off

    rem close window-eyes and all its parts

    rem works with windows xp professional

    taskkill.exe /im wineyes.exe /f

    taskkill.exe /im gwm32.exe /f

    taskkill.exe /im speech32.exe /f

    taskkill.exe /im bdisplay.exe /f

    Save this file in the 

    c:\windows\system32

    directory with a name like

    kill-we.bat

    The name must end with the .bat extension.

    The file Taskkill.exe should be in this directory.

    Next create a shortcut on the desktop 

    called kill we

    When prompted for the path to the program enter

    c:\windows\system32\kill-we.bat

    When prompted for the shortcut to execute this program, enter

    shift-alt-control-w

    After this is all set up, test it before you have a problem.

    This should remove Window-eyes and all its parts from memory.

    After using kill we, you may need to re-start Window-eyes and shut it down 
properly with alt-f4 and then restart Window-eyes again; however, with 6.1 and 
later, this may not be necessary.

    I hope this helps.

    (below from netbat)

    the file name and the commands are different between xp home and xp pro.

    both are in the c:\windows\system32 folder 

    the file name for xp home is tskill.exe 

    these are the commands that you would put in the .bat file for xp home only.

    tskill wineyes /a

    tskill gwm32 /a

    tskill speech32 /a

    tskill bdisplay /a

    tskill explorer /a

     

    Note that with WE70 the lines to kill speech32 and gwm32 are not needed 
since these have been made internal processes by Window-Eyes.

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