Originally Posted by xjake88x
I figure it's not going to be anything in the .NET framework. It's basically something you can only do in C++, (or by using API's written in C++), because VB.NET and C#.NET are managed code, which means they can't access memory outside of it's own variables. If you try to access an index of an array that is past the Upper bound in VB or C#, you get an index out of bounds exception, but not in C++. In C++ you will get random values from the memory. Some of C++'s methods (not the .NET framework) can read and write memory outside of it's own allocated space. It involves the risk of memory fragmentation/corruption, though that can be fixed with an easy reboot :). Basically, you need to use API's in C# and VB to perform such tasks. Now, I just need to figure out what API's. Does anybody know of some examples for searching memory for strings or something like that? Thanks :bigyello: