I want to get the Private Working Set of a process (as it shows in task manager), using the Process Class.

I'm able to get the working set /1024, but this number does not match the number I am looking for. Is the Process class capable of doing this?

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WorkingSet64 is equivalent to Private Working set (in taskmanager)of the process

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.diagnostics.process.workingset64.aspx

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Gaurav Khanna

WorkingSet64 is equivalent to Private Working set (in taskmanager)of the process

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.diagnostics.process.workingset64.aspx

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Gaurav Khanna

Is this true for all versions of Windows?

I've checked and verified that they are not on my Win7 system as well as a colleagues Vista machine. They are the same in XP Pro.

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According to MSDN (link in my previous article),this property should work on every Windows versions exceptWindows 98 or Windows Millennium Edition (Windows Me).

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Gaurav Khanna

Yes, that is correct. What I was saying is that the property doesn't represent the Private Working Set on Windows 7 and Vista, but it does on XP. It just so happens that I need to use it on an XP machine anyway, so this solves the problem. Thank you.

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