问题
I am running two different python scripts running on a windows machine simultaneously and would like to kill one but not the other from the command prompt. Using taskkill with the name "python.exe" does not allow me to choose to kill just one of these scripts.
Is there a way in windows to kill just one of these tasks, determined by the script from which it originated?
For example: if I run python_process1.py and python_process2.py and would like to kill the .exe associated with just python_process2.py and leave python_process1.py alone.
UPDATE: the solution below does not kill the process, and the issue still lies in identifying the PID of a process by python script name. If this is impossible, is there a way to selectively kill python scripts on windows that I am unaware of?
Thank you.
回答1:
Using Get-WmiObject and PowerShell you can examine the command line arguments for each process, then pass the selected Process ID to taskkill.
This example shows how to kill a process executing the script test.py:
PS C:\Users\Administrator> taskkill.exe /F /PID $(Get-WmiObject Win32_Process -Filter "name = 'python.exe'" | Where-Object {$_.CommandLine -like '*.\test.py'} | Select -ExpandProperty ProcessId)
Modify *.\test.py to match how you are actually calling each script, and it should work for you
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49677623/find-windows-pid-of-a-python-script-with-windows-command-prompt