Add-On in Task Manager

Good Day
Experts:
Has anyone ever had to interogate TaskManager to find out if an AddOn is running for a particular User? I am having a bit of trouble. Using Win32_Process I am getting odd results...everything for my UserName is coming up SBSLBSI. Also, none of the ImageNames in TaskManager are showing up in the found items.
Any insight is appreciated...
Thanks,
EJD

I guess the task manager is just showing which processes are running so it just shows the name of your addon executable. I don't believe the task manager is going to help you discriminate the users.

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i tried process explorer & trying stuff with that i opened a new csrss.exe & that works under my user not system & i cant kill that process (i double clicked on it), after restart it goes away? or should i just pull the cable out? i mane sudden
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u have no idea what happened, i got both Process Monitor & explorer, i messed up double clicked on csrss.exe & that opened a new csrss.exe in task manager under my user, then i tried to kill the process, but it only suspended it, then i was thinking
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