>> You can use WMI to do this. It's very easy to get a process list along with it's current snapshot CPU utilization. Check Win32_Process in the MSDN documentation. <<

I have used the WMI to list processes and process id's, but I can not find anywhere the process CPU utilization. I see total utilization (load percentage property), but not by process. Do you know what call the property? I see Kernal mode time, but I think that is how long it has been running in memory?

Thanks for the help,
Dale