Get Procees Info By ID

[liten]

hi i need help on my next UDF this UDF will manually browse ever PID (0-4000)and tell you if theres a running process, and if so whats its name

THing iswhere do i start, i mean _MemoryOpen ($Range) would problly only tell me of there were valid or not, it wouldnt dispaly name and PID

Name being $Func[1], and PID being $Func[2]

Please any help is appriciated

[liten]

Ehhh teh BUMP, - yes i know i not suppose to do thathaha

[Ascend4nt]

ProcessList does all the work for you.

[PsaltyDS]

For more process info, you might check out ProcessListProperties().

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[liten]

yes, but in my case the process is hidden, i got the process with wingetprocess ID but when i use that ID with Autoit(PID) it dosent work here is how it looks to me on other programs

00000FD8-Explorer.exe

00000FD9-Explorer.exe

00000FDA-Explorer.exe

00000FDB-Explorer.exe

and when i do winget process ID (rem were imagining this is the hidden process) since it cant find Explorere.exe in the reg list it comes here and returns FD8 not in hex

_Memory Open dosent work

[PsaltyDS]

  On 8/15/2009 at 3:26 AM, 'liten said:

yes, but in my case the process is hidden, i got the process with wingetprocess ID but when i use that ID with Autoit(PID) it dosent work here is how it looks to me on other programs

00000FD8-Explorer.exe

00000FD9-Explorer.exe

00000FDA-Explorer.exe

00000FDB-Explorer.exe

and when i do winget process ID (rem were imagining this is the hidden process) since it cant find Explorere.exe in the reg list it comes here and returns FD8 not in hex

_Memory Open dosent work

Work to do what? You got a PID from WinGetProcess(), and then tried to do what with it?

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[strikeraid]

I'm guessing he tried to use _MemoryOpen, but that failed even with the PID.

[PsaltyDS]

  On 8/19/2009 at 7:02 PM, 'strikeraid said:

I'm guessing he tried to use _MemoryOpen, but that failed even with the PID.

I don't spend any time with them, so I could be wrong, but my understanding is that the memory functions out there work on process handles -- not the same thing as process ID (PID).

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