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WMI event when App-V application is started/stopped

Is there a WMI event you can subscribe to that will fire when a virtualized application (App-V) is started or stopped?

I need to monitor the currently running applications on the App-V client, and preferably, I'd like to avoid constant polling.

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A possible solution would be use Win32_ProcessTrace to request a notification whenever the App-V bubble process is started/stopped.

adara  2010-09-27 13:47:39

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