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[dradra43]

Level = ★☆☆☆☆

Hello, I hope all of you are having a good day. To begin I wanna say thanks, to everyone on the forum, for showing me how to code better! cooll;

Lets begin now, first create a new project, in this lets name it... Task Manager
On your form, you'll need

• 1 list box
  2 buttons

Name button1: TaskRefresh

Name Button2: TaskKill

Keep listbox1 the same name.

Now, re-decorate your form, anchor stuff were you want it, do whatever.

Now it is time for coding!
Above the public class form1 code paste this:

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Imports System.IO

In the TaskRefresh_click code:

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GetProcesses()

TaskKill_Click code:

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KillProcess()
        GetProcesses()

You should have NOTHING but error's but thats ok
Time for the next code.

Above 'End CLass' paste this:

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    Public Sub GetProcesses()
        ListBox1.Items.Clear()

        Dim p As Process
        For Each p In Process.GetProcesses
            ListBox1.Items.Add(p.ProcessName)
        Next
    End Sub
    Public Sub KillProcess()
        Try
            Dim p As Process

            For Each p In Process.GetProcesses
                If p.ProcessName = ListBox1.SelectedItem Then
                    p.Kill()
                End If
            Next
            GetProcesses()
            MsgBox("You just killed your sected item", vbOKOnly, "Worked")
        Catch ex As Exception
            MsgBox("Failed to close due to administrator rights!")
        End Try
    End Sub

Thank you all, have good day/morning/night. Cya next time coder's!

[dradra43]

It is easy to do, but the actual code is advancd...

Happy coding

[mandai]

Advanced how?

[dradra43]

Advanced how?

Its easy for YOU to do, it was advanced for the coding... I was gonna make everyone code it themselves, and thats why i put advanced. But it works just like default task manager. It kills items, and does everything the real one does.

[Agust1337]

Dradra43, Don't mind Mandai he comes up with these comments.

[mandai]

I think a better term may be do-it-yourself but I understand what he means now.

[VBCoder101]

THANKS! This was my first program! It was very easy to understand! YOU ROCK!