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pv.exe – PrcView command line utility allows automating common task like
figuring out if particular process is running or killing a running process
on scheduler.
Checking if a particular process is running is easy. For example the
following command will show all instances of explorer that are running:
pv explorer.exe
Setting a process priority is another common task. To set explorer priority
to normal just type:
pv –pn explorer.exe
pv supports the common ‘*’ and ‘?’ wildcards so that the following command
will perfectly work by printing out all the processes starting with ‘e’
pv e*
Don’t like a particular process and would like to kill it? The following
command will do the job:
pv –k thisprocess.exe
And if you don’t like additional questions and would like to force killing:
pv –kf thisprocess.exe
Don’t like this particular instance of the process and know the window title?
The following command will do the job (please note that ‘\’ need to be
represented as a ‘\\’ combination if you enter it from the command line):
pv -k explorer.exe -w"c:\\"
pv.exe can be easealy executed from a batch file to check if process is running.
When writing a command file please note that the ERRORLEVEL number specifies
a true condition if the last program run returned an exit code equal to or
_greater_ than the number specified.
The following script illustrates how this could be done:
@echo off
pv.exe %1 >nul
if ERRORLEVEL 1 goto Process_NotFound
:Process_Found
echo Process %1 is running
goto END
:Process_NotFound
echo Process %1 is not running
goto END
:END
If you just want to wait till specific process is running, the command below will make
such check for the "notepad.exe" every second, pv will exit when the process is there.
pv -r0 -d1000 notepad.exe
now you can wait for the process completion by using:
pv -x notepad.exe
Please note that redirecting standard errors by using 2>file_name does not work under 9x
Windows. Please use "2>file_name" instead. This notation will be processed by pv.exe.
And finally a copy of the -? command (please note that -o and -y options are not supported
on Windows 9x/Me):
pv displays information about the running processes.
pv v 5.2.1.2, Copyright (c) Igor Nys, 2000-2006.
Usage: pv -[<OPTION>]... <ARGUMENT>... -[<OPTION>]
Modes:
-s --summary show usage for the specified MODULE
-h,-? --help display this help information
Actions:
-k --kill kill process
-a --activate brings process main window in the foreground
-c --close close (send WM_CLOSE) to the PROCESS
-p[nihr] --priority set priority to "Normal", "Idle", "High", "Real Time"
[ba] "Below Normal" and "Above Normal" only on W2K or higher
Output Options:
-e, --extend show additional information if available
-q[header],--quiet supress headers and produce a tab-separated list
-b --bare show process ID only ()
-o<format> --output control output using the format string (see below)
Input Options:
-f, --force never prompt
-i, --id use process ID instead of the PROCESS name
Filters:
-l[mask] --long include processes with command line matching mask
-w[mask] --window show processes with visible windows matching mask,
-e includes in search also invisible windows
-u[mask] --usage show processes using modules that matches mask
-y[mask] --user show processes that run under specified user account
-t[root] --tree display process tree starting starting from the root
Extra Information Options:
-g --getenv get startup environment for the PROCESS
-m --module show modules used by specified PROCESS
Execution Options:
-d[time] --delay delay time in milliseconds before executing command
-r[err] --repeat repeat command in a cycle, while (%ERRORLEVEL% > err)
-n --number %ERRORLEVEL% = negated number of matched processes
-x[a] --exit wait for the process completion (exit)
'a' flag waits for all processes, -d sets time-out
-@[file_name] read arguments from specified file or from
standard input after processing the command line
Arguments can contain '*' and '?' wildcards.
Use return code (%ERRORLEVEL%) in batch files:
0 - process found (negated number of processes if -n is specified)
1 - empty result set, 2 - programm error
Format string can use the following placeholders to control the output
%a affinity, %d creation time, %c[time] % cpu
%f full path, %e elapsed cpu time, %i process id
%l command line, %n image name, %m memory (K)
%p priority, %r parent id, %s signature
%t thread count, %u user name, %v version
Specify an optional performance data collecting time
in milliseconds after the %c switch, default is 500ms.
Examples:
pv myprocess.exe get process ID for myprocess.exe.
pv -e get extended list of running processes.
pv -k sleep* kill all processes starting with "sleep"
pv -m -e explorer.exe get extended information about explorer's modules
pv -u oleaut*.dll list of all processes that use matching dll
pv -ph w*.exe set priority to hight for all matching processes
pv explorer.exe -l"*/S" looks for explorer process with /S switch
pv -r0 -d2000 calc.exe "2>nul"
checks every 2 seconds if calc.exe is running
pv --user:SYSTEM shows processes running under system account
pv -o"%i\t%e\t%c2000%%\t%m(K)\t%n" pv.exe sqlservr.exe
shows memory and CPU information collected for 2 sec.
This software is free and freely distributable on a non-commercial basis in the format
ORIGINALLY RELEASED (zip file containing pv or PrcView distribution) with the original
Copyright clause.
The author expressly disclaims any warranty for this software. This software and
any related documentation is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind.
Distribution of the program or any work based on the program by a commercial organization
to any third party is permitted only with the written permission of the author
If you encounter a problem while running PrcView, please visit http://www.prcview.com
to obtain the latest version. If you still have problems, please send a short description
to: support@prcview.com or contact me directly at igornys@writeme.com
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LIABILITY DISCLAIMER -- READ BEFORE using pv.exe
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS-IS" AND WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESSED,
IMPLIED OR OTHERWISE, INCLUDING AND WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTY OF
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
AUTHOR OR HIS COMPANY BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES WHATSOEVER (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, DAMAGES FOR
LOSS OF PROFITS, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, LOSS OF INFORMATION, OR ANY OTHER LOSS) ,
WHETHER OR NOT ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF DAMAGE, AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY,
ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THIS SOFTWARE.
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This is a fix/uninstaller for the Version 200 of Look2me
This will only work on this particular version.
This is for xp or windows 2000 only
These infections are usually indicated by these lines in a hijackthis log:
020 - Seeming valid entry or entries followed by nonsense dll names.
First Menu
1. Report Generator to Verify Infection
2. Run Fix
3. This readme.
4. Remove L2mfix account
5. Fix autoexec.nt error on running dos programs.
Upon running the fix The desktop will dissappear and the fix will proceed.
The system will perform the procedure and notify its going to reboot.
Please wait as this can take upwards of 5 mins
After you press any key it will reboot
It will show a log of what was removed and found. If for some reason it does not on bootup open the log
manually from the l2mfix folder. Verify the registry entries that were removed in the log and the registry permissions are set back to normal.
That should be all.
No warranties are expressed or implied. Use at your own risk!!
Follow the approriate instructions from a qualified person on the forums if you are not sure.
Special Thanks to Rubberducky, OSC and Jwbirdsong for the beta tests. Also all the other experts who
were involved in the various threads with input.
Thanks to all the other utility program and script writers Also.
Thanks for yoyo Sharing his ideas and Code.
Thanks to avohir for the ideas.
If you would like to or need to contact me i can be reached at:
spywaresubmit@aol.com
Please visit the following forums for help.
www.subratam.org
www.spywareinfo.com
www.tomcoyote.com
www.castlecops.biz
www.atribune.org
http://net-integration.net
A Special Thanks to Atribune and Subratam for Hosting the file!
Mirrors Available at
http://downloads.subratam.org/l2mfix.exe
http://www.atribune.org/downloads/l2mfix.exe
Please do not host anywhere else.
Version 1.0
Version 1.01
Fixed find log error.
Version 1.02
Changed Strings routine
Changed registry routines to improve cleanup
Eliminated vbs portion
added sv1 for useragent on xp sp2 machines
added hosts file cleaning.(still beta)
add shortcut to fix autoexec.nt errors(menu option 5)
added menu entries to restore notify defaults if needed.(entries missing under notify)(menu option 4)
Version 1.02a
added filtering for valid classids under shell extension approved key.
Version 1.03 03/12/2004
Updated for new files versions released.
Version 1.03a
updated for licensing issues
version 1.03b
added remove.com files for fixing log error per gary r and mosiac1 (THANKS!)
made winlogon default entries automatic now. it runs when the fix portion is run.
version 1.03c
added fix for windows update per winhelp and the mskb article
version 1.03d
Changed option 4 to manually restore registry permission if necessary if second.bat fails to complete.
Version 1.04
Added pd strings to solve freezing issue
Version 1.04a
used runonceexkey for reboot.
version 1.99rc
beta to remove latest variant as of 112705
Beta 120905
Added Support for different language versions of windows. Text still in english but should work on more locales now.
Tweaked the second bat to kill files better.
Beta 121205
Couple minor bug fixes.
beta 121605
Fixed some zip bugs
Made a stronger password for some corporate environments.
010406
Fixed some bugs and did away with move command
032106
Added support for danish users.
051206
Changed from Process.exe to pv.exe for compatibility with nod32 and other antiviruses.
Thanks SUBs!
merci encore
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