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My application uses CreateProcess with the DEBUG_PROCESS flag to launch a process and observe debug events from that process. Unfortunately, when I kill the originating process, the launched process dies with it.<br />
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How can I allow the launched process to proceed when I kill the originating process?
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My application uses CreateProcess with the DEBUG_PROCESS flag to launch a process and observe debug events from that process. Unfortunately, when I kill the originating process, the launched process dies with it.

How can I allow the launched process to proceed when I kill the originating process?

Process created using DEBUG_PROCESS flag dies when originating process dies.

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