What I'm trying to do is suspend multiple processes from a single folder in Windows 7. I can get a list of such proccessses using the following commands:
WMIC PROCESS WHERE 'ExecutablePath like "c:\\users%"' GET
or
WMIC PROCESS WHERE 'ExecutablePath like "c:\\users%"' LIST
Then I need to suspend the proccesses that are returned by those commands. I can do that by using PsSuspend software. So, the only thing I have troubles with is looping through the list and executing this command for each process. It's rather easy to do in bash scripts, but how do I do it easily in Windows? I would prefer to use a .bat
file or something similar, so it won't get overly complicated.
Here's an example:
@Echo Off
SetLocal EnableExtensions
Rem Command
(Set WC=Process)
Rem Filter
(Set WF=ExecutablePath Like)
Rem Value
(Set FV=%UserProfile%)
Rem Output
(Set RO=ProcessID)
Rem Run
(Set RC=PsSuspend)
For /F "UseBackQ Skip=1" %%A In (
`WMIC %WC% Where "%WF% '%FV:\=\\%%%'" Get %RO%`) Do For %%B In (%%A
) Do %RC% %%B
I changed line 9 to %UserProfile% you can change it back to C:\\Users if you think I've assumed wrongly.
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