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Hiding From Task manager
hello everybody, i'm working with windows 2000 and i don't want that users can kill a program built on visual basic using the task manager window
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Very easy. Visual Basic actually has a property called "TaskVisible."
VB programs start up via a main form or module. For example, you should have a Form_Load() subroutine, or a module containing a Main() subroutine. In either of those areas, copy and paste the following code:
App.TaskVisible = False
That's all there is to it. Users can no longer see (and kill) your app in the Windows Task Manager.
VB programs start up via a main form or module. For example, you should have a Form_Load() subroutine, or a module containing a Main() subroutine. In either of those areas, copy and paste the following code:
App.TaskVisible = False
That's all there is to it. Users can no longer see (and kill) your app in the Windows Task Manager.
Very easy. Visual Basic actually has a property called "TaskVisible."
VB programs start up via a main form or module. For example, you should have a Form_Load() subroutine, or a module containing a Main() subroutine. In either of those areas, copy and paste the following code:
App.TaskVisible = False
That's all there is to it. Users can no longer see (and kill) your app in the Windows Task Manager.
VB programs start up via a main form or module. For example, you should have a Form_Load() subroutine, or a module containing a Main() subroutine. In either of those areas, copy and paste the following code:
App.TaskVisible = False
That's all there is to it. Users can no longer see (and kill) your app in the Windows Task Manager.
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http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/links_addons.html#links_win
yes that is the SETI@Home site but they have many windows apps for hiding your process for those of us who run it all the time - one of them can be used very easily - think i used to use runhidden back when i had windows...