Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Inexpensive Gm Extended Warranty



Who has not ever happened that you have to delete a file and can not because there is some other process has it open?. If you're a Unix administrator the solution is simple, you make a
fuser on the file / directory / partition in question and get the PID of the process that you are doing the Passover. If we talk about is a Windows system (for version 2000), things change a bit, since there is no tool in the very system that allows us to obtain the desired PID. But one thing is that the system does not have a tool that will solve the problem and quite another is that there is no tool to provide us the desired solution. In this case the saving tool suite is part of the sysinternals tools, handle. This command, which takes as one of its parameters, the name of the file we have blocked, reports on all handlers ( file descriptors) that has opened the system and gives us, among other things, the PID of the process that uses the file descriptor. Now only choose one of the following two options: Going to


task manager, locate the PID that interests us and stop the process (so to kill I never liked:))
handle Use the command itself with the-c
, ie
handle-c 237. If this option is the one that you like, be careful with the process that paradise will be that one big topeis system.
Here you have a list of default system processes.
This procedure is valid for all Windows since 2000. Since XP has entered the command openfiles
showing on and off the open files on the system. The main advantage of handle is also permitted to disconnect open files on remote systems.

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