BrokenEvent.Terminator enables you to kill user-defined processes via a single mouse-click.

Suppose you come across an unstable application that requires you to close and/or restart? BrokenEvent.Terminator aims to make the whole process fast and efficient.

BrokenEvent.Terminator allows you to define the apps which you eventually want to be closed, and you also have the option to call BrokenEvent.Terimator to do it in a single mouse-click.

The overall goal of BrokenEvent.Terminator is to allow for the tracking of user-defined applications, list the active user-defined applications without the need to call the Task Manager to find them. It will permit you to kill a process or similar processes in a single mouse click. It additionally displays the resource usage of processes allowing you to determine which one should be closed.

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