Executing an Unmanaged Exe from Memory

I've been trying to find a way to execute an unmanaged executable from
memory; I know that a managed assembly can be embedded into a resource,
loaded with Assembly.Load, and invoked.... but I can't find a way to embed an
unmanaged executable and run it from memory.


Can anyone help me? Could I possibly inject it into a suspended process?
Is there another approach? I'm really new at this, so it may take a bit of
detailed explaining.



Thanks so much!
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