Close/unload WB 6 from command line

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I want to create a macro that completely unload/kill WB6 and then another that starts it again. How can i make that? it's possible? i've tried using "wbload UNLOAD" but screen.exe process remains in memory...

thanks in advance,

FiDo
windowblinds
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Reply #1 from WinCustomize Forums Top

wbload unload should unload WindowBlinds.

There isn't a method supported by WindowBlinds to end the screen.exe process, but you can terminate this with the command taskkill /IM screen.exe

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Reply #2 from WinCustomize Forums Top

To unload WB you can run wbload UNLOAD from a command prompt.

To reload WB you can run wbload from a command prompt.

You can also use taskkill /IM screen.exe but who knows what that might do 

Why do you need to unload WB though?
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Reply #3 from WinCustomize Forums Top
LOL mike is faster, but I changed th name of the process from notepad to screen 
Reply #4 from WinCustomize Forums Top

The screen process should not remain running anyway.

If it is then you have a different problem.

Reply #5 from WinCustomize Forums Top

I want to create a macro that completely unload/kill WB6 and then another that starts it again. How can i make that? it's possible? i've tried using "wbload UNLOAD" but screen.exe process remains in memory...

thanks in advance,

FiDo
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I have the same problem with screen.exe. What's that for anyway?
Reply #6 from WinCustomize Forums Top
I have the same problem with screen.exe. What's that for anyway?
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I believe that's the blurred 'please wait' that covers your screen when applying a skin
Reply #7 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Weirdest thing . . . I'm seeing the blur/Please wait on every windows boot since the last update.  Freaky, no?

Your computer has a Windows Experience Index base score of 4.1
Your Windows Graphics Experience score is 4.4

WindowBlinds version : WindowBlinds 6.01 (build 57 x86 - Vista Edition)

WindowBlinds is installed correctly on this PC
WindowBlinds appears to be activated on this PC
(Dell E773c) 1 is attached to Radeon X1650 Series 

Wblind.dll         2007/11/06 10:13:20
Wbsrv.dll         2007/09/24 18:08:26
Wbconfig.exe         2007/11/02 14:30:08
Wbload.exe         2007/09/27 16:47:44
Wbhelp.dll         2007/08/27 10:54:07
Tray.dll              2007/09/12 16:58:21
Wbload.dll              2007/09/12 16:58:28
Screen.exe         2007/11/02 18:37:51

Reply #8 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Well, i need to unload WB as part of a big macro that i'm developing to use my HTPC in another room. The idea is the following: i close all unnecessary processes from memory (WB, sidebar, antivirus, etc) and then i switch to another screen and launch my HTPC software, then when i close the HTPC software, and restore all services, programs and processes as before launching it...

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