Limit number process

D

Diego A.

Hello,

I would like to limit the number of active process.

Example : in Task Manager, not more of 20 times the same process
program.exe
program.exe
program.exe
program.exe
program.exe
....

I would like to determine a limit for this program because otherwise it's a
loop and the machine sature.

Thanks
 
P

PD43

Diego A. said:
Hello,

I would like to limit the number of active process.

Example : in Task Manager, not more of 20 times the same process
program.exe
program.exe
program.exe
program.exe
program.exe
...

I would like to determine a limit for this program because otherwise it's a
loop and the machine sature.

What is your native language?

There are NO programs in your task manager named "program.exe".

Try posting again with more relevant info.
 
B

Bill in Co.

PD43 said:
What is your native language?

LOL. Spanish, Bubba. (His name is Diego).
There are NO programs in your task manager named "program.exe".

He probably meant that as a generic example.
(that's ok, we're here to help)
 
D

Diego A.

My native language is spanish, sorry for my poor english.
Program.exe is a generic example.

So, I want to limit the number of process "program.exe", how?
 
M

me

Hey Diego,

I just asked a similiar question in another group. See
microsoft.public.windowsxp.configuration_manage
Subject: Limiting the number of open windows in MS Office and IE

I'll be watching your answers too.

Jeff C
 
J

Jim

Diego A. said:
My native language is spanish, sorry for my poor english.
Program.exe is a generic example.

So, I want to limit the number of process "program.exe", how?
Why?
It is very common to see numerous processes using svchost.exe. As this
particular process can perform quite a few different tasks, all that the
list means that several processes are using svchost.exe to perform the
various different tasks.
Jim
 
B

Bob I

To my knowledge the programmer can make a choice between using the
current instance of the running program or not. You may not limit this
to a particular number.
 

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