Code:
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#include <IE.au3>
Local $oIE = _IECreate("http://google.com/",0,0,1,1)
is it possible to hide IE from task manager that starts with autoIT?
06/15/2014 19:24
debkol35#1
06/15/2014 19:32
seanbrockest#2
I hope not. It scares the crap outta me that someone could open a hidden program, with a hidden process. To make matters worse, INTERNET EXPLORER? That's the last thing i would want running invisibly on my computer. Even when it's running perfectly it's a system liability.
Okay i'm done ranting. But seriously, scary.
Okay i'm done ranting. But seriously, scary.
06/15/2014 19:43
alpines#3
Yes it is possible but very tricky.
One way to hide it from the processlist is to start the app as a Service -> much harder to find or you simply edit the ListView of the taskmanager which requires some skill.
One way to hide it from the processlist is to start the app as a Service -> much harder to find or you simply edit the ListView of the taskmanager which requires some skill.
06/15/2014 19:50
debkol35#4
both r hard to do :( I was thinking if there is any regkey way !! :(Quote:
Yes it is possible but very tricky.
One way to hide it from the processlist is to start the app as a Service -> much harder to find or you simply edit the ListView of the taskmanager which requires some skill.
06/15/2014 20:30
alpines#5
You can disable your taskmgr via setting a special regkey but not single processes.
06/15/2014 21:19
debkol35#6
Ok..its done...very easy it was..I am posting it so that in future if someone looks for it..can find it easily...
download SRVANY.EXE from [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]:-
Download ServiceControl.au3 from [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
Do that and both autoit exe and IE will go under process :D just give it a good system name and people will not touch it :P
Code:
#include "ServiceControl.au3"
$servicename = "ANY NAME U WANT"
_CreateService("", $servicename, "My AutoIt Script", "C:\Path_to_\srvany.exe", "LocalSystem", "", 0x110)
RegWrite("HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\" & $servicename & "\Parameters", "Application", "REG_SZ", @ScriptFullPath)
Download ServiceControl.au3 from [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
Do that and both autoit exe and IE will go under process :D just give it a good system name and people will not touch it :P