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  1. Sired22
    I'm sorry to disturb you find folks but I'm at my wits end with this. My problem involves getting a list of process's and there module's. i know what your saying right now 'use system.diagnostics' stupid. My problem comes from the fact that i need a FULL list of EVERYTHING with no access denied exceptions. Just catching it and moving on is not an option. My OS I'm developing on is Windows 7 and yes administrator. If you go to run and type 'cmd' and then 'tasklist /m' it seems to do what i cant. Now normally i would be lazy and just reroute the output and parse it but the application must have no outside dependency except what we make for it. Any help would be appreciated.
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