Or simpler, what I do - I create a list.txt which has all the processes I want ended listed. Then I just execute a simple batch:
set list=C:\list.txt
set /p force=Force the process to end? Y / N:
if %force%==Y set force=/f
if %force%==y set force=/f
if %force%==N set force=
if %force%==n set force=
echo.
set /p tree=Kill any child processes? Y / N:
if %tree%==Y set tree=/t
if %tree%==y set tree=/t
if %tree%==N set tree=
if %tree%==n set tree=
echo.
for /f %%A in (%list%) do (
taskkill %force% %tree% /im %%A)
echo.
pause
exit
Just set the list location anywhere you want, if you got spaces put it like "C:\Folder 1\list 2.txt".
And an example list.txt:
notepad.exe
vmware-authd.exe
GrooveMonitor.exe
vmnetdhcp.exe
vmnat.exe
GoogleUpdate.exe
openvpnas.exe
ctfmon.exe
msmsgs.exe
msnmsgr.exe
vmware-tray.exe
googletalk.exe
ApacheMonitor.exe
FNPLicensingService.exe
mdm.exe