Lets say we want to close Whatsapp. You go to Task Manager and check out the Details.
There we see that Whatsapps programm is called "Whatsapp.exe".
To kill or to close it, you run this:
taskkill /IM "whatsapp.exe" /F
You can do this with any other program, just switch out the .exe name.
As title says:
https://imgur.com/a/ejEZv65
Sometimes when shutting down my PC, i get this weird error from TriggerCMD.
Any ideas why?
Thanks
Furkan
Hey,
i wanna migrate my current installation with all commands of my triggercmdagent to another PC.
Is it possible?
Which paths do i need to backup?
Thanks
Furkan
Hey Rus, me again:
I saw this and some other articles: Re: Raspberry Pi setup
I was able to set up the triggercmd agent on my raspi and make the daemon working. I also see the default commands in the json file.
But im confused how to actually USE these commands via Voice 
I dont see any "smart device" popping up on my Alexa, so im confused how to use these? Do i need to set up smth else so the commands from my raspi show up as alexa smart device?
Ty!
Furkan
@Russ Yea i use the Smart Home Skill, like it much more
Ill stick with the Routine way, it aint that bad
Thanks again!
Hey Russ, me again.
I have a command rn to shutdown my PC, very basic:
Im confused what actually "Voice Reply" does. I was expecting it will just reply it back once this command is being ran, but my Alexa Echo Dot always just says "ok".
If i use a Routine for this command/device and just use the "Alexa says" feature, it works okayish. Alexa tries to say "ok" first but then cuts that and then proceeds to say the line i entered in the routine.
I wonder now which way is the best do this.
Thanks!
Furkan
@Russ Cheers Russ, works now perfectly with this 
Time to subscribe again after a year
have a nice day ^^
ok i think i confuse myself.
I can not make it work to turn on/off my Lights because TRIGGERcmd isnt made for it.
But maybe you can do it? Like i only want a way to "talk" to Alexa by saying only like "Alexa, turn on my light". Can triggercmd simulate this?