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I have number of rundll32.exe processes opened in task manager.
Is there any way to find out which program is opening them or where they came from?
I have closed all my applications and they are still there.
Open the task manager > View menu > select "command line"
Now you can see which process is launching the Rundll32.exe process.
Basically the Rundll32.exe is used by other processes to load a DLL.
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I was wondering how I could see the actions that are done on my computer but on my cmd prompt.
For example: Imagine I click on the shortcut Google Chrome on my desktop, then this will appear on my cmd prompt (or anywhere else):
C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\Chrome.exe
modulo the - and -- arguments but that was just for the example.
Thanks!
Try Process Monitor (also called ProcMon), filtered on ProcessCreate. It'll list every process that gets created, along with the arguments and lots of other useful information.
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I'm curious how does Windows 10 S kernel implementation of CreateProcess know which process to run and which one to block?
For instance, if we take Notepad.exe:
It has no issues allowing it to run. And it is not even signed:
But the regedit.exe right below it, triggers this:
I'm curious, how do they differentiate between them?
EDIT: Forgot to mention. If you want to try it for yourself, Media creation tool now allows to create a Windows 10 S iso that runs fine in a VM.
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During my work I need to perform some routine actions in program. So I'm looking for a way to automate the process. The program/script have to be able to run an external program (executable file in windows 10) and press on couple of buttons. Would like to hear suggestions from you.
Sorry for a lame question.
For windows try AutoIt. See this tutorial: https://www.autoitscript.com/ https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/tutorials/notepad/notepad.htm
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When restart Windows, some tray icons were missing.
Is there a command to redraw trayIcon or prevent they missing ?
Try these DOS command:
%windir%\system32\taskkill.exe /IM explorer.exe /F
start %windir%\explorer.exe
Or make a batch file.
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I have this problem now for a long time.
It happens that for example I have many Command prompt windows and notepad opened and suddenly I realize the windows are gone but the processes are still in Task manager.
Does anyone know what is going on. Did I press some kind of shortcut for this to happen.
Can I get them back somehow?
I found the culprit.
I started this software which caused the problems:
http://tribe.nu/Blockify.html