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Joe
If I'm using process.kill, I can only kill processes,
which are created in the same login session. (I'm using
win2000, I'm in the local admin group) Processes created
by me in earlier logins or even processes of other
accounts cannot be killed. I get exceptions, like "You
have no permission...".
I've tried to do the job in a console application and in a
service running under my account (which is in the local
admin group of win2000), but I have the effects described
above. (The goal is to do process cleaning as a service.)
In the TaskManager I can kill the processes, which I
cannot in vb.net. The zones "My Computer" and "Local
Intranet" are set to "Full Trust".
Any ideas where to get/set the missing permission for e.g.
kill a process by someone in the admin group?
Joe
which are created in the same login session. (I'm using
win2000, I'm in the local admin group) Processes created
by me in earlier logins or even processes of other
accounts cannot be killed. I get exceptions, like "You
have no permission...".
I've tried to do the job in a console application and in a
service running under my account (which is in the local
admin group of win2000), but I have the effects described
above. (The goal is to do process cleaning as a service.)
In the TaskManager I can kill the processes, which I
cannot in vb.net. The zones "My Computer" and "Local
Intranet" are set to "Full Trust".
Any ideas where to get/set the missing permission for e.g.
kill a process by someone in the admin group?
Joe