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    Processguard question

    I got processguard so i can run various programs while in WoW but I'm not sure how i find out whether its working properly or not. It doesnt have something that says "Other computers cant see any of your processes now" it just has stuff like protection enabled, execution enabled, termination, modification and reading :S I don't know how to make it so that warden cant see my processes or whether it automatically does it. Please can someone tell me?
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