How do I hide a process, how do I hide a process?

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2. Close the anti-virus program and unzip the file. (Because fu is hacking software, it will be killed by antivirus).

3. After decompression, you can see that there are three subfolders under FU, which are: exe, fu and sys

4. Go to the exe folder and double-click to run.

5. Open the first program.

6. Find the program PID. (Divided into XP and other system descriptions).

XP system: Enter the tasklist in the black input window you just ran and press enter. You can see the PID value of the program.

Other systems: Open Task Manager and you can see the program PID value under the options bar of the process. The way to open Task Manager is to press the three buttons:

Ctrl+Alt+del, note that you are pressing three keys at the same time. Another way to open the Task Manager is to right-click on the taskbar, and then there is the option of Task Manager. (Since other systems don't have the tasklist command, typing in tasklist will show that tasklist is not an internal or external command.)

Task Manager --- check --- select columns --- check the pid.

7. Enter fu -ph 1180 (1180 is the pid value you checked, what you find is what you find).

There is a space between fu and -ph and pid!

8. In this way, the program process is blocked. Close the window for cmd. It's time to turn on the firewall.

9. You can double open it, and then open the same program no problem

Note: FU software is hacker software, antivirus software may think that it is a Trojan horse (because to hide the plug-in process, Trojan horses generally want to hide the process), please close the antivirus software before use, and then open it after the operation is finished.

Microsoft officially has a tool that can make the program a system service, so that it can be hidden.

Or refer to the method of Trojan horses, hide in other system processes, and you can hide from the world.

Modify it in the registry, I don't know what kind of process it is, but it is also in the task manager.

But the registry is more realistic, click "Start" - "Run" - enter msconfig to see which processes are not needed to turn it off, so that the machine will run faster!

1. The method is relatively simple, first of all, you need to search the Internet for third-party software tools related to hidden processes. Here take hidetoolz as an example, you type "hidetoolz" on your browser and the relevant official ** interface will appear, ** and install this software into your computer.

2. After the end, a hidetoolz package will be displayed on the computer desktop, select the package with the mouse, and double-click to open the package. Then find the application of the software in the compressed package, and you will be able to enter the software. Through this software, you can see what software is currently running on the computer, and how many software are running on the computer at the moment.

3. After doing the above steps, start hiding the processes of your computer now. Find Ctrl + Alt + [Start Task Manager] on the computer keyboard, press these buttons at the same time, and then find the running program you want to hide on the hidetoolz software, place the mouse on the program you want to hide, then right-click, and select Hide. Once you've done that, you can go to the People Manager and see if the app has been successfully hidden.

Programs that have been successfully hidden will not appear in Task Manager.

4. Finally, after hiding the relevant running program, if you want to transfer the hidden program again, then you need to open the hidetoolz software again, find the hidden program in it, and place the mouse on the hidden program, right-click, select the "Show" button, then you can see the running process in the task manager again!

5. In addition to using the third-party software mentioned above to hide the process, there are other ways not to use third-party software to hide the process. But the steps are a bit more complicated.

1. First of all, connect the corresponding Linux host, enter the Linux command line state, and wait for the shell command to be entered.

2. Second, enter ps aux in the Linux command line.

3. Press the "Enter key" on the keyboard to run the shell command, and then you will see all the processes, including the hidden ones.

A module that really hides processes in the XP Task Manager! Please refer to it.

If you want to hide processes in Task Manager, you can block Task Manager. Here's how:

Disabling vs. Enabling Task Manager:

Method 1: Run the regedit command to open the registry, navigate to the [hkey current user software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Policies System]" branch, and find the disabletaskmgr entry on the left (if not, create a new one, its type is reg dword), and its value is disabled if it is set to 1, and enabled if it is 0.

Method 2: Run the "Group Policy" command to open the "Group Policy" setting window, then "Local Computer Policy User Configuration Management Template System Ctrl+Alt+del Options", and set it to "Enabled" in the properties of "Delete Task Manager" on the right.

Method 3: The above two methods are valid for all users, if you want to disable a user individually, then you can open the C: Windows System32 directory, right-click, select the "Open By" menu, check "The following users" in the pop-up "Running Identity" window, and specify a user.

Yes, but you have to use software, there is a place on the Internet called Grape Hider that can hide the process, you can search for it yourself.

Step Method.

Double-click the mouse to open the package, and then double-click the software directly to open the software. And in the software, you can see how many processes there are.

Press Ctrl + Alt + Start Task Manager], find the runtime you want to hide in hidetoolz, right-click - select Hide, and then you can clearly see that the runtime you want to hide is gone.

Since the running program is hidden, what should I do if I want to show it? Find the running program you have hidden in hidetoolz, right-click and select Show.

Of course, it's best to hide the tray icon of hidetoolz when you run hidetoolz.

end precautions.

In addition to third-party software that can hide processes, there are other ways to hide processes, but the steps to hide processes are more complicated than third-party software.