[Solved] What will happen when you run this command?Stop-Process -Name 'chrome' -Force — Ans: All Chrome processes will be forcibly stopped immediately. | PowerShell

PowerShell - System Administration

What will happen when you run this command?

Stop-Process -Name 'chrome' -Force

AIt will throw an error because -Force is invalid.

BIt will prompt for confirmation before stopping Chrome.

CIt will only stop the first Chrome process found.

DAll Chrome processes will be forcibly stopped immediately.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand Stop-Process with -Force
-Force forces the process to stop without prompt or delay.
Step 2: Effect on multiple processes
Using -Name 'chrome' targets all Chrome processes, stopping them all immediately.
Final Answer:
All Chrome processes will be forcibly stopped immediately. -> Option D
Quick Check:
Stop-Process -Force kills all named processes instantly [OK]

Quick Trick: Use -Force to stop stubborn processes without prompt [OK]

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