Hallahan... Help please !!!!

[ColinP]

Hi,

I tried using runhide last night.

I can get it to run the seti client no problem but I can't get it to stop the client when it detects a certain process (I tried several.. notepad.exe, UD.exe, taskmgr.exe).
I want it to stop when taskmgr.exe is running !!!!!!!

Any ideas ?

Also, when it is hidden, and you hit "Alt F12" to unhide, what do you do then ? It looks like it wants you to type something eg a password ???

Nice program by the way..



cheers,

Col.

 

[Hellburner]

Wow, this is getting truly evil

Maybe it would just be easier to recompile the kernel and substitute the idle loop with the appropriate DC project...

I just had a thought, renaming the cli to Idle.exe might throw more people off...

 

[BurntKooshie]

I've already renamed it to "idle.exe" myself Seriously, and I hope to do it to my roomates computer too, just for a gag (he runs S@H already, and I'll get him to join as soon as the academic year starts).

 

[ColinP]

Yup...

Already did the idle.exe rename

also buried it in winnt/system32 where nobody dares go...

Hid the folder too and changed folder options to "don't view hidden files"



Col

p.s. guys...

Here's the link to download..

http://home.soneraplaza.nl/mw/prive/dema/seti/win9x_en.html

 

[Hallahan]

Damn, normally I only answer questions on our own forum, but since you guys are such great competitors....


<< Hi,

I tried using runhide last night.

I can get it to run the seti client no problem but I can't get it to stop the client when it detects a certain process (I tried several.. notepad.exe, UD.exe, taskmgr.exe).
I want it to stop when taskmgr.exe is running !!!!!!!

Any ideas ? >>


You should enter the EXACT window name of the program you want Run 'n Hide to act on, so if the window says &quot;Task Manager&quot; enter this in the exclude list...


<<
Also, when it is hidden, and you hit &quot;Alt F12&quot; to unhide, what do you do then ? It looks like it wants you to type something eg a password ???

Nice program by the way..



cheers,

Col. >>



Yes you should type a password, it's hard coded, so if you don't have it (it should be in the readme) just e-mail me...

Thanx guys, if u have furthermore questions please visit our forum, I am spending a lot of time overthere... We have an international section where english is spoken...

Cheers mate!

 

[IsOs]

This thread provided valuable information. Thanks

Here's another idea. Rename the program as systrack.exe then leave a note in the computer area warning users not to engaged in any activity that would violate the computer usage policy and in big letters - ACTIVITIES IN THESE COMPUTERS ARE MONITOR BY THE SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR then sign your name.

Show them you have full control and authority!!!