Shutdown command in cmd
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Hello,
I was wondering if there is a command that allows stopping the current command in cmd.
For example, if I run an sfc/scannow, is it possible to enter a command that cancels the scan?
Thanks in advance!
(Sorry, I wasn't sure which category to place this question in.)
Configuration: Windows 7
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I was wondering if there is a command that allows stopping the current command in cmd.
For example, if I run an sfc/scannow, is it possible to enter a command that cancels the scan?
Thanks in advance!
(Sorry, I wasn't sure which category to place this question in.)
Configuration: Windows 7
I'll sleep on millions, I'll always dream of the slums.
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Hello,
your question is not very clear...
Either you are in a "Terminal" window (you have launched CMD in the small "run" window) and you want to stop a command!
you just have to press CTRL C and, normally, your command stops
Another possibility is to use CTRL-ALT-Delete and end the process linked to your command
I hope I have answered your issue...