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Thanks a lot for your insights!
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Hello,<br />
I would like to use a script to query the processes on the server, based on the process id and returns the user name. I tried following four methods and they all only work with administrator permission. &nbsp;Without admin permission, they will not return the user name. May I ask if any method to return the user name, without server admin permission? Thanks so much in advance!<br />
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get-process -id 12856 | select-object id,name,@{n='Owner';e={$ow<wbr />ner}}<br />
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Get-Process -Id 12856 -IncludeUserName | Select-Object -Property UserName<br />
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tasklist.exe /v /fi &quot;PID eq 12856&quot; <br />
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QUERY PROCESS 12856
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Hello,
I would like to use a script to query the processes on the server, based on the process id and returns the user name. I tried following four methods and they all only work with administrator permission.  Without admin permission, they will not return the user name. May I ask if any method to return the user name, without server admin permission? Thanks so much in advance!

get-process -id 12856 | select-object id,name,@{n='Owner';e={$owner}}

Get-Process -Id 12856 -IncludeUserName | Select-Object -Property UserName

tasklist.exe /v /fi "PID eq 12856" 

QUERY PROCESS 12856

Get remote process user without administrator permission.

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