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Run Batch File Invisible/Stealth

Original Message
Name: sekirt
Date: November 26, 2003 at 21:36:13 Pacific
Subject: Run Batch File Invisible/Stealth
OS: Windows 98se
CPU/Ram: PII
Comment:
I ran a search here but did not get an answer.

Does anyone know how to run a simple batch file as an unseen process.

echo off
erase c:\junk.txt

Not minimized. Not on the Task Bar.
I can put it into the registry to run at start up. That is no problem. But I cannot hide the DOS Window and/or task bar icon.

sekirt


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Response Number 1
Name: Nathan
Date: November 27, 2003 at 01:40:58 Pacific
Subject: Run Batch File Invisible/Stealth
Reply: (edit)
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well u didnt search very well i answered you question with the near exact same title to some krundll guy.

the process take 3 files. one launch.bat one invis.vbs and one (your program)

in launch.bat(this files runs your program silently) put in...

wscript.exe "C:\yourpath\invis.vbs" "your file.bat"

in invis.vbs put...

CreateObject("Wscript.Shell").Run """" & WScript.Arguments(0) & """", 0, False

and finaly in your file put whatever u want...

echo off
erase c:\junk.txt

well your done just open up launch.bat



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Response Number 2
Name: nathan
Date: November 27, 2003 at 01:42:50 Pacific
Subject: Run Batch File Invisible/Stealth
Reply: (edit)
Oh I forgot to say this. I got all the info from eric p helps


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Response Number 3
Name: sekirt
Date: November 27, 2003 at 03:55:21 Pacific
Subject: Run Batch File Invisible/Stealth
Reply: (edit)
I thank you for the information. I'll check out the web site. I will try it out after the holiday.

I take exception to your statement though.
Quote: "well u didnt search very well."

I typed in several keywords in Computing Net search, DOS forum. I spent over an hour and if there was any real information in any of the hits they only explained how to minimize the window, not any vbscripts.

To be fair and for an experiment, just now, I put the following exact words into the search (upper right corner of this page):
Run Batch File Invisible

No question by krundll came up, out of 40 hits. Maybe your post became invisible?
:)

sekirt


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Response Number 4
Name: SkipCox
Date: November 27, 2003 at 11:46:57 Pacific
Subject: Run Batch File Invisible/Stealth
Reply: (edit)

sekirt,

With all the above hints, I found the user name krundel and five threads from September, 2003. Not much pertinent to your ? though.

Skip


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Response Number 5
Name: sekirt
Date: November 28, 2003 at 01:34:27 Pacific
Subject: Run Batch File Invisible/Stealth
Reply: (edit)
Skip
Getting a little frustrated here. :)
These are the ones I got just now.
Search terms: Run Batch File Invisible
DOS forum.

Name: xeema. Date: February 25, 2003
Name: J. Robertson. Date: March 04, 2000
Name: Adrian. Date: December 11, 2002
Name: philzee. Date: November 08, 2001
Name: Secret_Doom. Date: August 29, 2001
Name: Diane Dai. Date: August 07, 2000
Name: TRho. Date: June 05, 2001
Name: Rob. Date: April 10, 2001
Name: Binu. Date: October 22, 2002



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Response Number 6
Name: SkipCox
Date: November 28, 2003 at 16:56:18 Pacific
Subject: Run Batch File Invisible/Stealth
Reply: (edit)

Type krundel in the search box and select DOS to search in.

Skip


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Response Number 7
Name: sekirt
Date: November 28, 2003 at 18:19:09 Pacific
Subject: Run Batch File Invisible/Stealth
Reply: (edit)
Let me clarify...nathan's post seem to be a solution for my posted problem.

My frustration comes from the fact of searching Computing Net and coming up empty
on krundel (krundll) from BEFORE nathan posted. Yes, NOW that nathan posted and you provided the correct spelling....there is no search problem that way. Typing in krundel, naturally brings it up. I am frustrated that it refused to come up originally. And that my search terms did not bring it up whatsoever.

Justin did have a discussion with us and I told him I never felt I had any real problems with the search function. Now it looks like it isn't doing that well.

sekirt


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Response Number 8
Name: SkipCox
Date: November 28, 2003 at 21:00:24 Pacific
Subject: Run Batch File Invisible/Stealth
Reply: (edit)

I understand...lots of us have the same problem. No way I'd have found krundel without the clues you guys provided and it still took me 45 minutes. I just had to fish around until the little bell rang. I know I tried many many phrasings and username guesses before anything even close popped up.

Skip


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