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I need to be able to pass a process id to a function and then have that function populate a listbox with all of the loaded modules. This needs to be in VB6 and should be able to work with Windows 7 &nbsp;32 and 64 bit. I found some code and it sorta works, but it is inaccurate.
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I need to be able to pass a process id to a function and then have that function populate a listbox with all of the loaded modules. This needs to be in VB6 and should be able to work with Windows 7  32 and 64 bit. I found some code and it sorta works, but it is inaccurate.

Get list of modules loaded in a process with Visual Basic 6

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Windows 7

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