You can use :
| Windows Medkit : Command Line |
| /Show | <File Path> | Show file immediately. |
| /Del | <File Path > Usable with (/R) | Delete file immediately. Usable with(/R). |
| /Kill | <Task Name> Usable with (/T) | Terminate specified task. Usable with (/F). |
| /Q | Quiet mode, no error messages. | |
| /R | Usable with (/Del) | Delete file on reboot. |
| /F | Usable with (/Kill) | Terminate specified task (Force). |
| /L |
<Log Path> Usable with all above
|
Create log file default is WinMedkit.log near the executable file |
| /? | Invoke help dialog. | |
| /A | Invoke about dialog. |
| Note: | |
| Use "" to input path with spaces. | |
| You can use system variables so : %systemroot% == c:\windows WinMedkit.exe /del %systemroot%\d.com |
You can use :
| WinMedkit.exe /del c:\filename /l |
or
|
WinMedkit.exe /DEL c:\filename /L | |
| WinMedkit.exe -DEL c:\filename -L |
or
|
WinMedkit.exe -DEL c:\filename -L |
| WinMedkit.exe /del %systemdrive%\d.com |
| WinMedkit.exe /del c:\d.com /l c:\file.log /r |
| WinMedkit.exe /del /r c:\d.com |
| WinMedkit.exe /show c:\d.com |
| WinMedkit.exe /kill iexplore.exe |
| WinMedkit.exe /kill iexplore.exe /f |
| WinMedkit.exe /del c:\d.com /l |
| WinMedkit.exe /kill iexplore.exe /l |