The ntsd command can kill any system process.

In addition to the System, SMSS. EXE, and CSRSS. EXE processes, the ntsd command can kill any System process. Microsoft has provided ntsd since Windows2000. After executing this command, you can obtain the debug permission of the system. Therefore, it can be used to close most system processes, if you encounter a process that cannot be closed, you can use this command. The command format for killing a process is ntsd-cq-pXXX.

The above XXX is the PID of the process to be killed;

Ntsd-pXXX indicates to open a process in the debugger (PID is XXX );

The-cq parameter indicates that the debugger is exited. After the debugger is closed, the opened process exits with the debugger, so the ntsd command can close the process.