http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/utilities/ProcessExplorer....
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From memory, the license is way too restrictive (typical of Microsoft).
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Ryan McCue
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Not sure about registry writes, but Process Explorer works perfectly well from my USB drive.
Also only 3 file, one exe, one chm and one txt.
So it works with PAM as well.
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At my school, the registry is protected from edits by portable software, letting us know if one of our programs attempts to change it. Process Explorer on my USB is detected as a portable, but it does not trigger an alert, so I don't believe it affects the registry. Of course, this protection may not apply to Microsoft products...
Timothy Forster
Timothy Forster
Some settings are written under
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\SysinternalsAlso, this key is created (but only under an admin account :?)
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\Root\LEGACY_PROCEXP100It works under a limited account but I guess some features won't be available then.
What features aren't available? It's always worked fine for me.
Timothy Forster
Timothy Forster
Well, perhaps features is not the best word. I only meant that from a limited account you'll only have access to your user processes. So you won't be able to see properties, kill or search into (find menu) system processes.
Ohh I see what you mean. Doubt that could be worked around. Legally speaking of course. BTW -- I've not had any problems working with system processes, except when trying to change them. Just what kind of guest account are we talking about here?!
Timothy Forster
Timothy Forster