I work off of a multi-user Windows Server, and the rdpclip bug bites us all daily. We usually just open task manager and kill then restart rdpclip, but that's a pain in the butt. I wrote a powershell script for killing then restarting rdpclip, but no one's using it because it's a script (not to mention the execution policy is restricted for the box). I'm trying to write a quick and dirty windows app where you click a button to kill rdpclip and restart it. But I want to restrict it to the current user, and can't find a method for the Process class that does this. So far, here's what I have:I work off of a multi-user Windows Server, and