how could I make an Invisible program!!!?

I'm sorry
I just need that code because I want to make a program like " Golden Eye " that takes screenShots from "" MY PC "" and save it in somewhere else.

thanks all.

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Originally Posted by virus975

I'm sorry
I just need that code because I want to make a program like " Golden Eye " that takes screenShots from "" MY PC "" and save it in somewhere else.
thanks all.

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Who are the users of this program ? Are they the same users who would want the screenshots too ?

Well I think we to focus on the word "uncloseable" or "invisible", and i want to explain something about it :

Uncloseable, it mean not totally uncloseable, it still can closed by someone who install it and set the administrator password, so when someone one to kill it, he/she must insert the administrator password that he/she inserted when first time install the application. So even someone know the administrator password and can insert into administrator priviledge, it still need password to close the application. Now who will install the application ? The application will be installed by the owner of computer (Try to learn about Net Cafe management, there we must setup two user, Owner and Net Cafe guard/casheer). I agree with someone that said try to make a different user privilege.

Invisible, is same like above, the application may invisible on task manager, but we still can see it on sys tray for example. To kill the application maybe by this way, right click on tray icon -> press exit -> insert application password -> confirmed -> then application closed.

Don't blame someone create invisible or uncloseable but he/she said that we can still kill the application. But if someone give application that the application really/totally uncloseable/invisible. Then we can blame that person because maybe the application be a virus, spyware, spam, etc types.

I hope this can help to calm down this topic, I think its really HOT here.

Thanks.

I mean invisible even from the system tray but when I click " Ctrl + shift + M " for example it shows the console and then I write the password

tanks all.

ok, the way i see it,
all of the "techies" here, who are supposed to be aiding this person along is programming path, are really just being a burden to the experience.. programming is difficult enough to decrpyt on its own, but having ignorant people abstructing a valuable peice of info/code is not right.. this is a help forum..
just because his username contains the word VIRUS doesnt mean hes gonna start hacking the world. besides, since when has local virus making/experimentation been illegal?? . its only illegal to damage OTHER peoples property or post it on the net into the www maintsream. so REGARDLESS of his intention with the code, its still just a code, its still just another peice of info to learn from.

take for example, say the code is for making a system function to run 24/7 and it would make the system unstable if terminated?.. wouldnt you want to hide that file as well??? make sure no one f-'d with it?.

all you people are doing is delaying knowlege, and besides, hes gonna figure it out sometime, maybe in a diff language if neccessary, its EXTREMELY easy to execute an "invisible" program with hotkey support in VB6... so why make it so difficult in C++..

Ive made virus's before, quite a few, with varying sevarities, but are they mainstream? no.. are they ever going to be? no... did it help me out with other more constructive programming skills? VERY MUCH SO.. if you can make it, you can stop it, and that is a very valuable skill...

just give him the snippet and go on with life.

im not gonna just flat out give you the code so you can just copy and paste, thats not the point of learning... so im gonna post a bunch of links and you can gather the peices to the quite complex puzzle youve made.... i think these will point you in the right direction...

http://www.codeproject.com/system/Ha...sk_Manager.asp

http://www.codeproject.com/system/preventclose.asp

you WILL have to get used to using API/Win32 apps... im sure it can be done with the standard COM compiler, but that is something i havent looked into... and besides, if you havent looked into Win32 and graphic C++ then it will kill 2 birds with one stone... if you are completely baffled by this , check this tutorial

http://winprog.org/tutorial/


im leaving this forum tho.. Pe@cE

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Originally Posted by 01000101

take for example, say the code is for making a system function to run 24/7 and it would make the system unstable if terminated?.. wouldnt you want to hide that file as well??? make sure no one f-'d with it?.

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Absolutely not!
If I make a program for a client that should run 24/7, I would not try to hide it or whatever, because if the client terminates the program, then that's his responsibility and not mine!
Besides that, sometimes it is required to be able to kill the program. Not a single program in the world is bug-free. Suppose your 'hidden' program gets out of control or just hangs. What are you going to do? If you've hidden it, the only way is to reboot the entire system which is definitely NOT acceptable.
Have you ever written a big application for customers that should run 24/7? I did. I'm working on software to allow telecommunication operators implement services like WAP, MMS, ... These things run 24/7, so I know what I'm talking about.

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Originally Posted by virus975

I want to make a hidden program(without that console screen) like this simple one:

int main()
{
do {
static int i = 1;
i++;
}while ( i != 100);
return 0;
}

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Originally Posted by golanshahar

you can use this code to make your console invisible, but it will work only on win2000 and higher.

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  typedef HWND (WINAPI *tGetConsoleWindow)(void);
  tGetConsoleWindow pGetConsoleWindow = 0;
  HINSTANCE handle =  ::LoadLibrary("Kernel32.dll");
  if ( handle )
    pGetConsoleWindow = (tGetConsoleWindow)::GetProcAddress(handle, "GetConsoleWindow");   
  if ( pGetConsoleWindow )
  {
    HWND hwnd = pGetConsoleWindow();
    ::ShowWindow(hwnd,SW_HIDE);
  }
  if ( handle )
    ::FreeLibrary(handle);

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Cheers

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Um, sorry to sound n00bish, but how do I use them?

I need to start 4 things, let's call them:

go1.cmd
go2.bat
go3.bat
go4.bat

How do I start them all hidden?

Thanks in advance,

Panarchy

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Originally Posted by Panarchy

Um, sorry to sound n00bish, but how do I use them?

I need to start 4 things, let's call them:

go1.cmd
go2.bat
go3.bat
go4.bat

How do I start them all hidden?

Thanks in advance,

Panarchy

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Please don’t create multi threads with the same problem, you have one here.

Cheers

Oh, okay, sorry, thanks!


Panarchy