how about hide processes in the windows 2003

[wccct]

How can I make an application that does not appear in the windows 2003 task manager?

for the reason:

i want play some games.but the processes will display in the task manager.My Boss will be angry about these things.

I want to find some ways.

so that the application that does not appear in the windows 2003 task manager.

Help me ~~ thanks

Edited April 4, 2006 by wccct

[jondercik]

maybe you should be doign work at work? hmm amazing idea.

[wccct]

Maybe.

but it's a good idea to make my Boss think it is a joke

i want to find a way to solve the problem

who can help me? thanks!

Edited April 4, 2006 by wccct

[Mr Snrub]

I assume as you are talking Windows 2003 that you are using a Terminal Services connection to the server, so an admin logged onto the server can view the processes for all users?

And you want to waste company time by playing games on the server, but not let your boss know... but where does the "joke" come into it?

I would agree with jondercik, you appear to be asking about applying rootkit practice to servers for the purposes of your own entertainment - play games at home on your own time.

[wccct]

I'm sorry

i can't give voice to clarity.

the computer placed in my room.it's my own.Not connection to any server.

"my Boss" means "my wife".she don't like games.

so...

Edited April 4, 2006 by wccct

[wccct]

who can help me !

thanks~~

[Noise]

So, you're saying your wife comes barging into your room, pushes you aside and opens taskmanager so she can see what you're running???

I think you got worse problems than trying to hide running programs, buddy.

[Scubar]

surely if ur wife comes barging into the room through the door u wouldnt have enough time to even pause + minimize the game in the first place.

[fdv]

You want to hide processes from the Windows API.

(That's what we mean when we use the term "rootkit.")

This is nontrivial and demands a level of skill that cannot be imparted casually to you. In other words, you are asking to be taught something that most of us don't teach, certainly not at MSFN.

If you simply want to keep a program from showing up (but it still lists in the running processes) then Google the term "boss key software".