(Jan 20, 2020 11:39 AM)dracx Wrote:  Ok, the comment box says "Speak your mind", so here I go. First, task manager is not the only way to get your process killed. Second, why wait for your process to be killed if you can make it unkillable (true for normal users, but has some downsides) or even invisible? you can't kill a non-existing process can you? and I guess lastly, for the love of god, is this for a malware? if so, and you want such functionality, I don't ever think you should do it in C#.

I may not have been able to give you some code that you could copy paste and be thankful for, but as far as I am concerned, I just tried to direct you into some other, "better", path if you want to continue into this field. Have fun.

(Jan 20, 2020 12:57 PM)Ḏ̵̍4̶̰͗R̴̠̿k̵͕̑N̸͕͌ḭ̸̀K Wrote:  Thank you for taking the time do give me some directions!! I don't want a copy-paste code just an example of how this can be done. I have all the above functions you pointed me already implemented but what I want is to see if this can work. Thank you!
What do you mean with invisible?  can you make it totally invisible?? for now, I have made it unkillable and it's not showing on the Applications tab but if you go on the details tab its still visible :( can you show me some example on how to make it invisible 100%?

(Jan 21, 2020 08:34 AM)dracx Wrote:  > showing on the details tab

that's what I meant invisible, not showing even in the details tab, and also, I cant say for sure if you could actually make it "totally invisible: tho. check out dll injection for examples.