Who has higher rights than Admin to kill a task ?

[Frank]

Why can't I kill a task (ccApp.exe) when logged in as Administrator; I
get "access denied". ccApp sometimes goes awry and starts to use 99%
of the CPU, causing everything else to become unusable. It's the exec
process of NAV, and I'll deal with them separately, but why does it
have higher priority than the Admin.

 

[Dave Patrick]

It doesn't really. It runs as a service. Control Panel|Admin Tools|Services

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| Why can't I kill a task (ccApp.exe) when logged in as Administrator; I
| get "access denied". ccApp sometimes goes awry and starts to use 99%
| of the CPU, causing everything else to become unusable. It's the exec
| process of NAV, and I'll deal with them separately, but why does it
| have higher priority than the Admin.