Lab 2: Exploring Operating System Functions
Why is Spind16.exe, along with Wowexec.exe, indented below Ntvdm.exe while Badapp32.exe and Spind32.exe are not?
Spind16.exe, wowexec.exe, and badapp16.exe are indented below NTVDM.EXE because they are all 16-bit applications running in a 32-bit environment. BADAPP32.EXE, and SPIND16.EXE are 32-bit applications, excluding them from the 16-bit applications listed under NTVDM.EXE.
16. Bad App – badapp16.exe
SpinDIB:32 – SPIND32.EXE
