[Solved] You run this command but get an error:Stop-Process -NameWhat is the problem and how to fix it? — Ans: Missing process name after -Name; add the process name | PowerShell

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You run this command but get an error:

Stop-Process -Name

What is the problem and how to fix it?

AThe command should be Get-Process -Name instead

BStop-Process does not use -Name; use -Id instead

CMissing process name after -Name; add the process name

DStop-Process requires -Force parameter always

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify the error cause
The command uses -Name parameter but does not specify the process name, causing a syntax error.
Step 2: Correct the command
To fix, provide the process name after -Name, for example: Stop-Process -Name notepad.
Final Answer:
Missing process name after -Name; add the process name -> Option C
Quick Check:
Parameter -Name needs a value = D [OK]

Quick Trick: Always provide a value after -Name parameter [OK]

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