Taskkill terminates processes, while SSDs store data persistently.
Taskkill terminates processes, while SSDs store data persistently.
Hello everyone, I'm using a boot-up batch file to clear out some unnecessary files and reset app settings. I want to stick to deepfreeze because of the unpredictable changes it makes. My file includes around ten commands using taskkill /f with app.exe, and a friend warned me that combining taskkill with /f might damage the SSD or cause crashes—even for tasks that aren't system-dependent. I checked online but didn’t find any evidence or documentation about this happening. Have you seen anything similar? Let me know! Best regards, a curious web user