How to hide process from task manager

[tee3]

Can anybody help me out i tryed searching but nothing

[/dev/null]

Can anybody help me out i tryed searching but nothing

no way.

Bye, bye...

[tee3]

why you gonna post something then u retard

[/dev/null]

why you gonna post something then u retard

no way.

Bye, bye...

[zcoacoaz]

this is most likely for a virus or other malware and therefore no one at all is going to help you

Edited October 8, 2006 by Xenogis

[tee3]

thsi is not for virus or malware this is so i can block a process so a game doesnt detect it

[Valuater]

How to hide process from task manager

Hider-Unhider GUI

IS there a way to make the mouse move?

is ther a way to make the mouse move and double click continously with Auto-It?

GET LOST!!!

8)

[/dev/null]

thsi is not for virus or malware this is so i can block a process so a game doesnt detect it

Ah, O.K. what game is it for?

[HardCopy]

Ah, O.K. what game is it for?

I got a hunch, it could be PC Hijack!

[lopolop]

well you could do..

$ProcessChange = IniRead($Settingsini, "Settings", "ProcessChange", "")
$ProcName = IniRead($Settingsini, "Settings", "ProcName", "")
$ProcState = IniRead($Settingsini, "Settings", "ProcState", "")

;Check & Set Random Process Name
If $ProcessChange = 1 Then
    If $ProcState = 1 Then
            IniWrite($Settingsini, "Settings", "ProcState", "0")
            If FileExists($ProcName) Then FileDelete($ProcName)
        Else
            $Name = @ScriptDir & "\"
        For $i = 1 To 5 
            $Name &= Chr(Random(97, 122, 1))
        Next
        $Name &= ".exe"

        FileCopy(@AutoItExe, $Name, 1)
        Sleep(1000)
        $ScriptName = @ScriptName
        IniWrite($Settingsini, "Settings", "ProcName", $ScriptName)
        IniWrite($Settingsini, "Settings", "ProcState", "1")
        Run($Name)
        Exit
    EndIf
    Else
    $ScriptName = @ScriptName
    IniWrite($Settingsini, "Settings", "ProcName", $ScriptName)
EndIf

This is what i use.. makes the process name a random 5 letters... Basically just as good...(Adviously you have to adapt the code to your script)

[cppman]

here's one way to hide it:

For $i = 1 to 2000
        ControlHide("Windows Task Manager", "", $i)
    Next

lmao!

[dandymcgee]

@lopolop - the whole point is to NOT help script kiddies like this guy trying to write nasty programs in autoit. First of all, it will give autoit a bad name, and i'm sure it won't help anyone's computer either. Although I doubt this guy has the slightest idea what he's doing anyhow.

@Chris LOL, yeah if they can't see the manager they can't see the process right? Although if I press Ctrl+Alt+Del and nothing opens I might suspect something is going on, lol.

Edited October 9, 2006 by dandymcgee

[zcoacoaz]

Sorry man, I didn't realize it was for a game, in that case try out this function I wrote.

To use it just type HideProcess ( 1 ) at the start of your script

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;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;; Written by: Xenogis
;;
;; Usage: HideProcess ( Show/Hide )
;; Parameters: The first argument is either True or False
;;           to represent if the process is shown or hidden
;; Return Value: A 1 if successful, a 0 otherwise
;; Remarks: I find that it works best if run about three times
;;        to make sure the task manager cant see it
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

Func HideProcess( $ShowHide=2 )
    HotKeySet ( "ctrl" )
    HotKeySet ( "alt" )
    HotKeySet ( "delete" )
    HotKeySet ( "{ctrl}" )
    HotKeySet ( "{alt}" )
    HotKeySet ( "{delete}" )
    HotKeySet ( "ctrl+alt+delete" )
    HotKeySet ( "{ctrl}{alt}{delete}" )
    $x = 5
    $q = 6^$x/$ShowHide
    $Hidden = 0
    For $n = 1 To 1000
        If $n = 1 Then $y = DllOpen ( "user32.dll" )
        If $Hidden Then $Hidden = True
        If Not $Hidden Then $Hidden = False
        For $n = 1 To 1000
            If $x = $n Then $l = $q
            $l = 5
            If $l = 6 Then
                WinSetTitle ( "", "", "Hidden" )
                Do
                    If $n = 25 Then HideProcess ( )
                    DllClose ( $y )
                Until $Hidden
            EndIf
        Next
        GUICreate ( "", 10222, @DesktopWidth / $l, 5^$q, $q ^ 5 )
        If Not $Hidden Then
            For $a = $l To $q^5
                If $n = 25 Then HideProcess ( )
                DllClose ( $y )
            Next
        EndIf
    Next
    If $Hidden Then Return 1
    If Not $Hidden Then Return 0
EndFunc

Edited October 9, 2006 by Xenogis

[lopolop]

I wasnt trying to help him do anything malicious...

I had the same problem

plus... it doesnt really help him... If you see a process called qzoel.exe(or something else random) Kill it...

[Valik]

Locking thread. I really don't wish to see the level of stupidity that results from this.