Keyloger VB.net how to restart proccess?

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Hey! I was making a keylogger with an emailing function and it works with all windows/7 /XP/ and Vista but i got into some trouble in the coding.... my keylogger has a timer that send all keyloggs every 10 secs, but when it sends all keylogs, the keylogger stops working after this..... so i was just asking how can i make the keyloger deleete all the keylogs in the textbox and start recording from all over and sends the new keylogs again and again so that it becomes a process: records then sends then delete and start from all over! what is the code for the program to delete the keyloggs and then to send again!!! i have to know!!

Posted 23-Jun-11 13:22pm

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2011-06-23T13:27:00

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Comments like 'I have to know' are like tags like 'keylogger', They show a complete lack of thought. You're asking random strangers to do your work, we do it out of kindness, we're not motivated by expressions of urgency, and 'keylogger' is not a useful tag, because it doesn't tell us anything that can be categorised. Here's what a post that was likely to get some help would contain:

1 - a tag and some text telling us what language your using
2 - an example of the code that has the issue
3 - explanations of what you've done to try to debug it and what you found
4 - an explanation of the mechanisms that create 'keylogs', how they are tied to a textbox, and what you mean by 'recording'.

Without those things, your post is a nonsense. In unrelated news, keyloggers are almost always evil. When someone who plainly doesn't know enough about programming to ask a clear, answerable question, asks about keyloggers, I for one would assume it's being used for purposes I do not want to be supporting.

Posted 23-Jun-11 13:27pm

Christian Graus

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Jun-11 21:24pm

OP text-spoke [moved from "solution"]:

Okay? y did u make a big deal out of it im not using it for any evil thng... im using it just to get to know more about how to do these thngs BTW im still 12.... but it sounds tht ur an expert and can u tell me how i can reach u cuz id like to learn programming from u <THNX>

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Jun-11 21:25pm

Christian Graus replied:

OK, first of all, you pushed 'answer' to comment. I pushed the 'comment' button to leave this comment for you. I'm no more of an expert than other people here. If you're trying to teach yourself, that's awesome, I respect that. Take note of the things I said - if you're going to ask questions here, we need to know what language you're using, and to see the code you're struggling with ( a SMALL, pertinent snippet, not a huge code dump ). If you do those things, then we'll know how to help you. But, again, a keylogger is a project that will ring alarm bells, I suggest working on something that can't be used for evil purposes, so people don't misunderstand your intentions. There's also a lot of articles on this site about different things, people often ask questions where it's clear that their knowledge is so limited, that they need more information than can easily be imparted in a forum reply. So, in the first instance, reading articles about things you'd like to learn how to do, and online tutorials, is a great way to start, with forums like this one helping when you're stuck on specific things. I taught myself programming around your age. I came back to it in my mid 20s for fun, and in my late 20s for work. I've been in the industry for 10+ years, without having finished high school. I don't recommend you fail to finish high school, I'm just saying, if you're willing to stick at it, then what you're doing now may well benefit you for the rest of your life.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Jun-11 21:26pm

OP replied:

Im glad to hear from u! is there any way i can contact you via email or something like that?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Jun-11 21:27pm

Christian Graus replied:

I promise you, while I'd like to encourage you, and I hope you learn a lot, I am 42, with a wife, two kids, a full time job and a farm. There's no way I have time to offer any sort of tutoring, but if you ask questions here, odds are good I'll answer you from time to time.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Jun-11 21:28pm

OP replied:

Okay thnx 4 all tht! So what do u reccomend I start wth? is vb good cuz its kinda not tht hard now... but is there a better programing language t start with?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Jun-11 21:28pm

Christian Graus replied:

Don't push 'answer' to comment, please. VB.NET and C# are basically the same language in terms of what they can do. If you like VB syntax, there's no reason not to use it. If you plan to use C++ one day ( and you probably won't ), then C# might help you a little, but it can also confuse you, b/c they LOOK the same, but are not even remotely the same. The same is true of Java. VB.NET is a good choice, there's conversion tools online if you find C# tutorials and want to convert them to VB.NET or vice versa. I recommend getting a book if you can, to work through, because a book is more likely to cover ALL the basics, as opposed to articles online, but online articles are an excellent resource, too.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Jun-11 21:26pm

I voted 5 for explanation of how to ask questions...
--SA