How to disable processes in batches in Windows Task Management

If there are multiple processes with the same image name in the "Process List" of "Task Manager", in addition to restarting and logging out of the system, is there any way to quickly end these processes? You may want to use the "arrange processes" option of "Task Manager", but unfortunately, the "Task Manager" in the Windows graphic interface can arrange processes by image name, however, users are not allowed to select multiple processes at a time. To disable these processes in batches, we must use another method: in Windows XP, we can use the abort taskkill.exe command to end processes with at least one or more identical image names. This command can also filter processes based on the specified process image name or PID number, which is not available in the "Task Manager" under the graphic interface.
Now we are going into practice: Use this command to implement batch shutdown of processes. Then you can enter the following command line:

Figure System Process List
C: \> Tasklist/fi "imagename eq svtarge.exe"
In the command prompt and then type the following command to close these processes:
C: \> Taskkill/fi "imagename eq svtarge.exe"/f
Here, "/fi" is the filter switch, "imagename" is the Filter Name, and "/f" is forcibly disabled. Of course, the above is just an example. If we can use this filter flexibly, we can also use "User Name" and "window title" as filter conditions, in this way, processes that meet the conditions can be quickly filtered out and disabled. As for how to filter by these conditions, you can type "Taskkill /?" Command to view instructions.