You must launch a CMD with administrator rights, navigate to the utility's location and run it by typing its name in the CMD window manually. However, doing so by right-clicking the icons and choosing the 'Run as Administrator' won't trigger the expected effect. In order to run this application on your computer, you need to provide it with administrator rights. No graphic user interfaceĪs its name clearly suggests, this application doesn't fashion a graphical user interface (GUI) but provides you with a command-line interface (CLI) instead.Īlthough it might not be as easy to use as its GUI counterpart, it certainly grants users more freedom regarding process automation and executing tasks without a standard user interface (for instance, when booting in Safe Mode with Command Prompt). However, sometimes you might not afford the luxury of a graphical user interface or want to automate some of the processes, and that's when RogueKillerCMD steps into action.

RogueKillerCMD is a free tool for Windows XP and later.If you're concerned about your computer's security, you might've heard about RogueKiller and understand its role in removing unwanted components from your PC or killing invasive processes. Please note, the free version has no scan customisations– you can run it with the default settings only. Either way, there’s no harm in having a backup plan. You can do much of this using standard Windows console commands, at least normally, but if your system has been infected it’s possible the regular tools will be disabled. RogueKillerCMD can also list or kill Registry keys in various ways. You can choose to remove all detections, optionally including “potentially unwanted programs”, or not remove anything at all.īonus features enable listing processing and services, and killing processes, windows and services by name (including wildcards) or process ID. Launching a default scan is as simple as entering this:

You don’t have to be a console expert to use the program. The GUI edition will always be easier to use, but command line builds are handy for automation or running checks when Windows isn’t fully available (Safe Mode with command prompt). RogueKillerCMD is a command line version of the popular anti-malware tool RogueKiller.

Download RogueKillerCMD 2.6.1