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manually breaking out of an infinite loop?

Vista - manually breaking out of an infinite loop?

03-31-2009	#1
James n/a posts	manually breaking out of an infinite loop? hello, new to PS and playing around... I mistakenly creating and executed an infinite loop while working interactively with the shell... ctrl+c and ctrl+z didn't work to kill it, ctrl+break killed the whole shell session... is there a way to just manually kill the currently executing command without terminating the whole shell session?
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