When you launch, you will see all the process hierarchically listed as below.
Which process is locking file which you are trying to delete?. What is the memory, CPU, disk and network usage of your application?. What child process or parent process are launched with your application?. What arguments, environment variable like PATH, is your application ‘seeing’?. From where is your app loading a specific dependent files?. Some common troubleshooting tasks where Process Explorer can be used are: This is super-charged Task Manager! It monitors all running process and displays files, registry keys and thread loaded by each of these. If you are debugging issues in your application, in the areas mentioned above, then I suggest you give these invaluable tools a try. Microsoft had acquired company behind these tools and made available for download at the link above. These free tools have existed in developers tool-belt for decades. You can only go so far with the in-built Task Manager. On Windows platform, there are times when one has to troubleshoot problems related to file access, registry access, locks, CPU usage, memory usage etc. Now you should be able to attach to the target process and create a memory dump without error.Sysinternals Tools - Process Explorer and Process Monitor In this example, I’m adding the local Administrators group which is the default setting. After making this change you will need to sign out of the PC and sign back in. 
I hope this provided a quick fix and you can move onto creating and analyzing the process memory for issue at hand. When you are involved resolving a difficult issue, the last thing you need is to troubleshoot the tools that are used to help you identity the issue.
To resolve this issue, change the local security policy and add the user running PROCDUMP inside the “ Debug Programs” policy. If the user running PROCDUMP does not have this policy, you will not have the required access to attach to a system process using a debugger (procdump in this example). In this case, the issue is occurring because the user does not have the “ Debug Programs” local security policy set. (0x00000005, 5) CauseĪs you can see from my command window, I’m running the command prompt as “Administrator” and still seeing “access denied”.
Sysinternals – Error opening OWSTIMER.EXE (10008): Access is denied. ProcDump v9.0 – Sysinternals process dump utilityĬopyright (C) 2009-2017 Mark Russinovich and Andrew Richards Unable to dump a process with PROCDUMP due to an “Access Denied” error. Just a quick blog post that details why you may receive an “Access Denied” when running PROCDUMP and a quick fix for this scenario.
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