Comment puis-je force stop a program sans using the souris in Windows 10?

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J'essaie de debug a Visual Studio C# Windows application that immediately takes over the desktop and disables mouse control. When it freezes, J'ai besoin de be able to stop it somehow. I can press the windows key or ctrl-alt-delete and access la barre des tâches, but when I move the mouse onto the main part of my screen it's always an hourglass icon and I can't interact. So when I faites un clic droit sur to close the application on la barre des tâches and a dialogue pops up asking if Je veux stop debugging, there's no way for me to click it. J'ai aussi can't cliquez sur anything in Gestionnaire des tâches.

I looked into how to end tasks from invite de commandes, but the directions don't make sense. `schtasks /end` requires a task name argument that seems to take a path, but J'ai no way of knowing what the path is that I'm supposed to input. `tasklist` returns nom de fichiers and ID numbers, but neither of those work for `schtasks`.

Quelqu'un a-t-il any suggestions?

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Vous pouvez utiliser the invite de commandes to terminate processes:

- Ouvrez le Run box using Windows+R.

- Type `cmd` in the Run box et cliquez sur Enter.

- Use the command `tasklist` to list all processes.

- Use the command `taskkill /F /IM "executable name.exe" /T` to terminate the process.