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I’m logged in as an administrator on my computer (actually
a domain admin) and I can’t seem to get the killProcName.py program (that
came with Mark Hammond’s python extensions) to kill ANY process owned by ‘SYSTEM’
(I’ve tried a few – eg. ‘iPodService’, ‘Apache’) I can open the windows task manager, right-click the process
and do an ‘End Process’, and that kills it just fine, but I just
get an error when I try it from Python: (5, ‘OpenProcess’, ‘Access is denied.’) [ it fails at: handle =
win32api.OpenProcess(win32con.PROCESS_TERMINATE, 0,pids[0]) ] …I can print the pid, and it corresponds to the expected
PID in Windows Task Manager I’m running WinXP SP2 if that matters. …when I check who I’m logged in as using (win32api.GetDomainName(),
win32api.GetUserName()), it shows that I’m the domain admin that I
expect. …I’ve tried running the command prompt as
various users (local admin, a power user), and I just can’t get it
to kill the process. Any Suggestions? Thanks, |
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