How to hide program ( current process ) from processes list ?

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Please, I want to know how can I hide program ( current process ) from processes list in task manager with C#?

Posted 1-Sep-10 3:46am

Mohammed Megahed

Updated 1-Sep-10 3:49am

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HimanshuJoshi 1-Sep-10 9:58am

Have you tried searching in google? By the way, why would anyone want to hide their process from task manager except one who writes viruses?

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what about using native code (API) to do that ?

Posted 8-Sep-10 5:52am

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HimanshuJoshi · Accepted Answer · 2010-09-01T08:38:00

Solution 2

Take a look at this article[^].

Posted 1-Sep-10 8:38am

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Mohammed Megahed 8-Sep-10 11:42am

sorry my dear, but i want to try that code in c# not c++
thanks alot

Marc A. Brown · Accepted Answer · 2010-09-01T04:20:00

Solution 1

Heck, if memory serves (can't be bothered to search for it to verify), there's an article right here on CP that shows how to do such a thing!

Posted 1-Sep-10 4:20am

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HimanshuJoshi 1-Sep-10 14:39pm

Is this article you are talking about? - http://www.codeproject.com/KB/system/hide-driver.aspx

Marc A. Brown 3-Sep-10 14:55pm

Looks like it might be the one.

Mohammed Megahed 8-Sep-10 11:50am

thanks too my dear, but that code written in c++
i ask for a code written in c#

Marc A. Brown 8-Sep-10 11:59am

Correct, but it ought to give you a starting point toward doing it yourself in C#.