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Hi,<br />
You cannot! Even the viruses cannot do this assuming that this is one of their primary purposes. :)
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Hi,
You cannot! Even the viruses cannot do this assuming that this is one of their primary purposes. :)

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Remove mouse and keyboard :D
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Make an NT service, only administrator users will be able to delete or kill the application. Otherwise all the process can be killed.<br />
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Best Regards,<br />
Deepu
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Make an NT service, only administrator users will be able to delete or kill the application. Otherwise all the process can be killed.

Best Regards,
Deepu

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How can I protect my application to never be closed by the user with the task manager and <br />
the user don't delete the executable of the program?
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How can I protect my application to never be closed by the user with the task manager and 
the user don't delete the executable of the program?

Don't close my program with the task manager

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