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Hey guys, I need your help. Iīm doing a Task Manager type application. For a Operating Systems class. I'm using the Diagnostics.Process to get almost all things they ask me too, but I canīt find a way to get the "mode". What I want is to know if the process is running in (priviledged mode or user mode)?.


Thank you in advance for your answer,

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02-22-2006 03:34 AM
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RE: Process Mode .NET
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url...cessClassTopic.asp
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Thanks Matty, as I mentioned. I'm using the Process class, but I can't find a way to get the current mode in which the process is running (user or priviledge(monitori/kernel)).

Maybe their is another way... since I can't find it in the Process class.
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RE: Process Mode .NET
The way Windows works is that all processes run in user mode, and only the kernel is in priviledged mode. A process making a system call basically calls kernel code, which is already priviledged.

In fact, on most OSes, processes all run in user mode. This way, they're protected from damaging each other.
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