[matty45]

Hello, i made a program that is supposed to kill system processes but for some reason, this happens:


If anyone knows a way to fix this, please tell me

I have made it require highest available perms using the application manifest.

[Skeetz]

may require admin perms to kill the task.

[Zilog80]

"Access is denied" ---> What do you think is happening here?

Side-note: hmmm..."PCDestroyer"...Was not there a worse name? 🤣

[matty45]

"Access is denied" ---> What do you think is happening here?

Side-note: hmmm..."PCDestroyer"...Was not there a worse name? 🤣

Its a fun tool i am making to destroy a pc/vm in various ways.

[Imperishable]

What about uiAccess? are you setting the flag to true in manifest?

[matty45]

What about uiAccess? are you setting the flag to true in manifest?

Hm, no. Ill try setting that to true and see if that fixes anything.

Edit:
Umm nope:

[He B TeMy]

There's some processes you can't kill even if you are admin, namely the infamous "SYSTEM" process, which has PID 4, so, bottom line is, exclude those processes or place a try-catch and deal with the rest.

Are you just trying to kill system processes with a loop? Because if yes, you might want to target a specific process to crash the system, otherwise you'll be drawing blanks.

[Mr. Robot]

Have you tried disabling it in services?
Windows+r
services.msc
Disable on startup - reboot


Or try msconfig and disable in there.

[matty45]

I have decided to give up at the moment until i learn more knowlege about c#

[Dan Siebels]

make sure you change prc. to whatever you have in front of prc.Start();

Code

if (Environment.OSVersion.Version.Major >= 6)
            {
                prc.StartInfo.Verb = "runas";
            }