- Re: Starting a process in kernel mode
- Posted by Don Burn on February 26th, 2004
There is no such capability (Ok Brian Catlin will jump in an point out you
can do anything in kernel mode with enough work). CreateProcess does a
number of things, and to run a windows application requires actions in user
and kernel mode. Use a service to invoke the CreateProcess.
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- Posted by Alex on February 29th, 2004
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Or, get the "Windows 2000 Native API" book and do anything with not so much
work ;and at your risk since you will be using ndocumented functions.
- Posted by Don Burn on March 1st, 2004
Please, if you believe this is so simple publish a piece of working code
that will invoke any windows process. I believe you will find that there is
a lot more to this than you believe. This has been discussed many times,
and bottom line is good luck if you try it.
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