Only hide the Start button for windows7

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I would like to only hide the start button for windows7.
I use FindWindow, FindWindowEx, MoveWindow, ShowWindow in win32
To hide the Start button

However, whenever I click on the win key on the keyboard or right in the taskbar to open the Task Manager , the Start button will be displayed.

I want to achieve the same effect with startkiller program

Posted 13-May-13 18:38pm

guodf

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-May-13 0:44am

I already saw this question today. Was that you? You are you a group of student getting identical assignments?
Why doing such things? (Yes, I saw how Start Killer is sold: not convincing.) Why?
—SA

guodf 14-May-13 0:53am

Yes,is me.I would like do not like using the Start button in win7.

I want to try to write their own code to hide it , but I realize the bad effect

This is a way to learn win32 , in practice in order to progress faster

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-May-13 1:39am

OK, thank you for the explanation. Probably your previous question was removed automatically by some abuse reports...
—SA

guodf 14-May-13 2:18am

Responsibility rests with me.Because my English is not good,So I do not know how to explain my problem in English

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-May-13 2:25am

Right now, I can easily understand your English... :-)
—SA

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