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| Subject: | Tools to detect suspicious locking of resources |
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| Date: | Wed, 30 May 2007 13:58:16 +0800 |
Hello all,
I was wondering what you use to find out what program/process has locked a port/process/resource. For e.g. when you want to dismount a thumbdrive, the OS says that the resource is busy and to try at a later time. Or sometimes when you want to start a service, the OS reports that the service is locked by another program. It takes me a combination of netstat and Sysinternals to do that currently. Anyone using a single tool to accomplish this instead?
Thanks,
JW
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