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My app as system process

Hi

How I can set my app to be "unkilliable" in taksmanager->processes? I
mean that user can't kill it there.

Thx Mrozu

May 6 '06 #1
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A user always has rights to delete, unless they are on a network and there
is a policy that they cannot stop a specific process. If you are talking
users on your network, set up domain policies. If you mean individual
machines, I am sure there is a way, but the only reason I can think that
someone would want to know outside of a business environment is to create an
unstoppable piece of drek (trojan, virus).

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Gregory A. Beamer

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"Mrozu" <gr************@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi

How I can set my app to be "unkilliable" in taksmanager->processes? I
mean that user can't kill it there.

Thx Mrozu

May 6 '06 #2
> outside of a business environment

yes I agree but I installed in my father small company application
which reminds employees about unrealized orders from customers. It
works great, but employees are killing this process cause it is showing
window with these orders on screen in every 5 minutes and it is
iritating them but orders are still unrealized... It is my reason to
make my app unkillable.

Could you help me?

Thx Mrozu

May 6 '06 #3
Either educate the users and/or change your program to work the way the
users want it to work.
Making it "unkillable" is not the solution.

Just my personal opinion ofc.

/claes
"Mrozu" <gr************@gmail.com> wrote in message
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outside of a business environment


yes I agree but I installed in my father small company application
which reminds employees about unrealized orders from customers. It
works great, but employees are killing this process cause it is showing
window with these orders on screen in every 5 minutes and it is
iritating them but orders are still unrealized... It is my reason to
make my app unkillable.

Could you help me?

Thx Mrozu

May 8 '06 #4

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