Removing or disabling Chrome’s Task Manager with a batch-file

I am trying to find a way to either disable or completely remove Chrome’s Task Manager.

My proposed solution involves using a batch-file running in the background to detect if the Chrome Task Manager is open, and shut down Chrome if it is. Unfortunately, I do not know batch programming and am low on time for this problem to be solved.

Here’s a couple of ideas I had for this:

• This command detects how many instances of Chrome are running:

  
  

  tasklist /nh /fi "imagename eq chrome.exe" | find /i "chrome.exe" >nul && (wmic process where name="chrome.exe" | find "chrome.exe" /c




• This command kills all Chrome processes:

  
  

  taskkill /im chrome.exe

This does not work because Chrome does not create a new process when the Task Manager is opened, though it does create a new window. (There is no change in the Processes tab of the Windows Task Manager, but there is one in the Tasks tab.)

I will settle for a program that shuts down Chrome if it detects two windows of it open, even partial solutions are welcome at this point.