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- Process. ProcessName Property (System. Diagnostics) | Microsoft Learn
The ProcessName property holds an executable file name, such as Outlook, that does not include the exe extension or the path It is helpful for getting and manipulating all the processes that are associated with the same executable file
- c# - How to get real running process name? - Stack Overflow
In a NET core console app, I'd like to get the running process name, I used ProcessName as the docs say, but it always returns dotnet as the process name, not the actual underline dll that is running
- How to get process handle from process name in C#
To get the process handle from a process name in C#, you need to use the System Diagnostics namespace, specifically the Process class The System Diagnostics Process class provides a method called GetProcessesByName(), which retrieves all processes with a given name
- get process name from its own description? - Super User
In principle you can have the list of all the processes, then the executable name and path; when the size matches you can run something like md5sum and check if they are the same file, or you can extract, if present, the internal name and version (Some programs have compiled inside their name )
- Process. GetProcessesByName Method (System. Diagnostics)
A processName can be specified for an executable file that is not currently running on the local computer, so the array the method returns can be empty The process name is a friendly name for the process, such as Outlook, that does not include the exe extension or the path
- c# - Is it possible to get own process name? - Stack Overflow
Process GetCurrentProcess Method is what you need : you can probably simplify your code very much by using: see here: Process GetCurrentProcess Method I want to replace cMyProcessName (in my example) programatic, i dont want to use a sting constant ! This is the code: private const string cMyProcessName = "MyProcessName"; if (GetProcessCount (
- Get Process Id by Name or Path with . NET | BEN ABT
To get the PID by path, you will first need to obtain a list of all running processes on the system This can be done with the Process GetProcesses () method, which returns an array of Process objects representing the running processes
- Windows: Get Process Name From PID - ShellHacks
Get the process name and path to an executable file by PID (process ID) from the command-line prompt (CMD) or a Windows PowerShell
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