I am creating a "self-destruct" script that will delete my user folder when someone tries to illicitly access my files. I do not have administrator rights, but I do have permission to remove my own user folder. Windows won't let me delete it if a process is accessing a file for obvious reasons, so what I want to try and do is quit all the processes running under my username so that I can delete the folder with no worries. Is there a way to do this with TASKKILL.exe?
This should forcefully kill any task of user MyUser
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taskkill /f /fi "USERNAME eq MyUser"
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