How to get all processes' account just like the task manage ?

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Although i can get the local account and system,but i can't get loacl_service and network_service,i had already Upgrade the Privilege(Up to Debug),but why failed to get other users' name from their's processes... Thx for answering. My code like this... http://www.codeproject.com/KB/system/Process_s_User_Name.aspx But it dose not work like the author said.Still can't get users' name like "LOCAL SERVICE".Why??? The reason is : the OpenProcessToken function can't open others' process,it says "Access is denied ". What can i do now? :(

Posted 27-Nov-09 0:28am

kanlianhui

Updated 28-Nov-09 1:11am

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Solution 2

Are you doing this using System.Diagonistics.Process.GetProcesses() :(

Posted 27-Nov-09 12:12pm

Abhishek Sur

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To Abhishek Sur
I had improve my question.Sorry to confuse you...

To Christian Graus
Actually i know all these methods,but it dosen't work...

Posted 28-Nov-09 0:35am

kanlianhui

Updated 28-Nov-09 0:58am

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OK, now that you've asked your actual question, we can perhaps address it. Are you using Vista ? I expect those APIs have been crippled by how much Vista sucks. If you run your application as administrator, you may find that it works.

Posted 28-Nov-09 2:26am

Christian Graus

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To Christian Graus:
I use Xp sp2,not vista,And i am the administrator user...But it failed.you achieved?can you send me the code?

Posted 28-Nov-09 2:33am

kanlianhui

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2009-11-27T04:55:00

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I have never done this, but I found this link with a quick google search:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms684865(VS.85).aspx

Posted 27-Nov-09 4:55am

Christian Graus