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    i want to know how to get running application in windows xp through c# application, i thought that GINA.dll will help me but it didnt work:((

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      i want to know how to get running application in windows xp through c# application, i thought that GINA.dll will help me but it didnt work:((

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      u must install dot net framwork in the xp windows installing component

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        i want to know how to get running application in windows xp through c# application, i thought that GINA.dll will help me but it didnt work:((

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        amal_pro83 wrote: how to get running application in windows xp through c# application, i thought that GINA.dll will help me but it didnt work Where do you get that idea from? GINA is for user identification and authentication. That screen where NT/2000 said "Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete to logon" ... that's GINA... Getting the Process list is easy. Look into "System.Process" class, here[^]. You'll need to import the System.Diagnostics namespace to use it. RageInTheMachine9532

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          amal_pro83 wrote: how to get running application in windows xp through c# application, i thought that GINA.dll will help me but it didnt work Where do you get that idea from? GINA is for user identification and authentication. That screen where NT/2000 said "Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete to logon" ... that's GINA... Getting the Process list is easy. Look into "System.Process" class, here[^]. You'll need to import the System.Diagnostics namespace to use it. RageInTheMachine9532

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          i got idea, from task manager u get from GINA got me , okay....i want to get opened applications..i know code of Process but i dont want all running exe on computer as most of them are services..i just want only applications running...breifly, all appear in taskbar as opened..got it

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            i got idea, from task manager u get from GINA got me , okay....i want to get opened applications..i know code of Process but i dont want all running exe on computer as most of them are services..i just want only applications running...breifly, all appear in taskbar as opened..got it

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            The Task Manager isn't part of GINA. But, it can be launched by it... You'd have tp do some detective work to fish out the services from the applications. All a service is is a windowless application that runs in the background under a different user and desktop. RageInTheMachine9532

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              The Task Manager isn't part of GINA. But, it can be launched by it... You'd have tp do some detective work to fish out the services from the applications. All a service is is a windowless application that runs in the background under a different user and desktop. RageInTheMachine9532

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              thanks i did it public static string[] Detect_Run_App() { int j=0; Process[] processes=Process.GetProcesses(); for(int i=0; i

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                thanks i did it public static string[] Detect_Run_App() { int j=0; Process[] processes=Process.GetProcesses(); for(int i=0; i

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                Told ya! :-D All it takes is a little research... RageInTheMachine9532

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