As a work around I did not use global keyboard hooks as it is near enough impossible to prevent ctrl+alt+delete and for good reasons too. Instead for the particular user I wanted not to be able to start task manager I disabled task manager via the registry during installation. I...
android,date,notifications,alarm,taskmanager
From Android docs for AlarmManager.set: ...If there is already an alarm scheduled for the same IntentSender, that previous alarm will first be canceled... It seems like you can set only one alarm and need to create workarounds for multiple alarms, e.g. setting up a service that is called every X...
html,vbscript,temporary,taskmanager
To disable the task manager you should try this code : Call DisableTaskMgr '-----------------------------DisableTaskMgr------------------------------------- sub DisableTaskMgr Dim WshShell,System System="HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System\" Set WshShell=CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Wshshell.RegWrite System, "REG_SZ" WshShell.RegWrite System &"\DisableTaskMgr", 1, "REG_DWORD" end sub And to enable it again just you do like that: Call EnableTaskMgr...
java,android,cpu-usage,heap-memory,taskmanager
You will need to use Linux commands like top or ps using: Process process = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(...); http://m2catalyst.com/tutorial-finding-cpu-usage-for-individual-android-apps Get Memory Usage in Android...
android,performance,process,taskmanager
You could use ActivityManager to get a list of running tasks: ActivityManager actM = (ActivityManager) getSystemService(ACTIVITY_SERVICE); List<ActivityManager.RunningTaskInfo> listm = actM.getRunningTasks(100); Here is documentation for everything you can do with the list that is returned: http://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/ActivityManager.RunningTaskInfo.html...
c#,windows,process,taskmanager
One of the possible ways to implement inter-process communication is to use named pipes. Each job process acts as a named pipe server with a name including the process id. The server, run in a separate thread, waits for a client connection and writes job id to the stream: var...
java,multithreading,cpu,taskmanager
You think that your program has only one thread, but in reality every Java program has lots of threads. GUI apps have the Event Dispatch Thread, garbage collection has its own thread etc. You can use a profiler (like the VisualVM that is in the JDK) to see all the...
windows,handle,taskmanager,task-manager,user-object
Yes you are somewhat correct. An object can only be accessed by its handle. An application cannot directly access object data or the system resource that an object represents. Instead, an application must obtain an object handle, which it can use to examine or modify the system resource. The entities...
node.js,terminal,gulp,taskmanager
Other answers are bypassing these issues by the use of sudo or su root. I personally don't recommend this. The reason it works is because on OSX the global npm module directory has stricter permissions. Running your commands with root privileges just to get around permissions issues is likely only...
java,google-chrome,software-engineering,taskmanager
I would put this as a comment, but my reputation point is not enough. One way is using the commands the operating system provides. You can run a command with Runtime.getRuntime().exec("<command name>"); This will give you the related process and you can get the output of that process just as...
windows,process,resources,windows-8.1,taskmanager
The controller of your HDD is 100% busy handling all IO requests. This has nothing to do with the speed. If it is busy handling the data this can also happen with low speeds. Your 5400rpm drive is slow as hell. Replace it with a SSD and your issues are...
android,screenshot,preview,taskmanager
Take a look at method Activity.onCreateThumbnail - this is exactly what you're looking for as it let you draw your own thumbnail for Recent screen. You get Canvas as one of the parameters in which you can draw (or not draw at all) directly. The main point is that you...
eclipse,jvm,cpu-usage,taskmanager
Eclipse has to read your program output to display it in the console, for example, which can take a bit of resources, especially if your program generates lots of output and/or long lines of output (in my experience, the Eclipse console is quite slow). I suppose you're not running in...
The comments in my question point to a temporary issue with an updated gulp version. No longer needed.