Hmmmm...dunno. Works for me on a Vista machine (of couse, I don't have that process running on it): 
use Win32::OLE;
my $strComputer = qw|.|;

&checkSEINPerformance;

sub checkSEINPerformance {
    my $objWMI = Win32::OLE->GetObject('winmgmts://' . $strComputer . 
+'/root/cimv2');
    my $colProcesses = $objWMI->InstancesOf('Win32_Process');

    foreach my $objProcess (in $colProcesses) {
        if ($objProcess->Name =~ /SEINPerformance/) {
            return $objProcess->ProcessID;
        }
                else
                {
             print qq|NOT IT: | . $objProcess->Name . 
                          qq|\t|       . $objProcess->ProcessID . 
                          qq|\n|;
                }
    }
    return -1;
}
1;

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I get: 
NOT IT: System Idle Process    0
NOT IT: System    4
NOT IT: smss.exe    480
NOT IT: csrss.exe    544
NOT IT: wininit.exe    592
...

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In reply to Re: Win32::OLE module not working by InfiniteSilence
in thread Win32::OLE module not working by mmanring

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