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Add the option to view 16-bit processes on 32-bit systems since NTVDM still exists on the latest 32-bit version of Windows 10 #800

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kristibektashi opened this issue Feb 14, 2021 · 4 comments

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dmex commented Feb 18, 2021

What use would there be showing 16bit processes? vendors like nvidia are not even producing 32bit drivers anymore so even 32bit is basically dead now?

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What use would there be showing 16bit processes? vendors like nvidia are not even producing 32bit drivers anymore so even 32bit is basically dead now?

It could be useful for 32-bit virtual machines that are used to run 16-bit software since it's not supported on 64-bit

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yfdyh000 commented Mar 1, 2021

@kristibektashi So what do you want to see and what is missing for the present?

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dmex commented Mar 23, 2021

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When you open the properties for any ntvdm.exe process... You'll see the 16bit processes listed on the NTVDM tab with options to locate and terminate individual 16bit processes/tasks👍

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This could also be extended to show 16bit modules in the future if needed.

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