Re: undestroyable process

Critical system processes and critical system threads
exists as an internal OS feature.
Winlogon, LSASS, The DesktopThread in CSRSS are
example of those processed.
They are flagged as such and, the code in the kernel checks for
the criticality at certain points in the thread destruction/cleanup,
and, upon termination of critical system processes/threads,
the system bugcheks and forces the restart.
How to mark a process as critical is not exposed,
but, assuming it was, it would cause an immediate bugckeck,
that, is a less than ideal situation.

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"azsx" <radu_plugaru@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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You started this topic on another forum and got the exact same response -
people's answers aren't going to change no matter how many times you ask.
:) indeed. It's just - i know for sure that there must be a way. Why
don't you agree that pure techniqly it is possible? There are critical
system processes?!



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