How to check if Process

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How to check if process is still running using asp.net vb.net?

I have .exe file I want to check if this file still running and not to continue until this exe file is closed/terminated.

Posted 6-Dec-13 2:32am

Mohamad M. Mohamad

Updated 6-Dec-13 4:04am

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thatraja 6-Dec-13 9:55am

What process?

[no name] 6-Dec-13 10:00am

I have .exe file I want to check if this file still running and not to continue until this exe file is closed/terminated.

thatraja 6-Dec-13 10:02am

Include these details in your question always to get quick response(s). And wait for answers. Did you downvote the 'Solution 1'? If yes then why?

[no name] 6-Dec-13 10:04am

No I didn't vote yet.

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2013-12-06T02:46:00

Solution 1

Using the Process.HasExited[^] property?

Posted 6-Dec-13 2:46am

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thatraja 6-Dec-13 10:03am

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CPallini 6-Dec-13 12:12pm

Thank you.

[no name] 6-Dec-13 10:05am

Didn't work for me gave me an error on: myProcess = Process.Start("*.exe")

thatraja 6-Dec-13 10:07am

what's the error? Always mention that to get quick response.

CPallini 6-Dec-13 12:11pm

You don't really suppose it would accept wildcards, do you? :-D