You can re-launch a closed program in the Microsoft Windows operating system by double-clicking on its icon, but launching a hidden program will require the creation of a special WSH file or the involvement of additional software.
Instructions
Step 1
Define the tasks of the hidden launch mode of the selected application - the absence of a tray icon, the invisibility of the button in the taskbar, etc.
Step 2
Use the WHS capabilities to create a custom JS script that allows you to run the selected program covertly: var WSHShell = WScript. CreateObject ("WScipt. Shell"); WSHShell. Run ("program_name", 0); where parameter 0 makes the application launch invisible.
Step 3
Specify the extension *.js of the generated file and add it to startup. After completing these steps, the program can only be detected in the process directory.
Step 4
Download and install the specialized application Hide & Time Exe, which allows you to simplify and automate the hidden launch of the selected program.
Step 5
Run the application and enter the value he.exe drive_name: full_path_to_selected program to execute the startup operation in hidden mode, or specify he.exe program_name / q to close the Hide & Time Exe application.
Step 6
Take advantage of the opportunities provided by another specialized application - HideWizard: - launching the application before the rest of the programs included in autorun; - automatic hiding of selected programs; - the ability to use "hot keys" or the mouse; - masking both files and processes; - the effect of transparency of any windows; - inability to display the hidden program even after restarting without using the HideWizard application.
Step 7
Evaluate the possibilities of instantly hiding windows without having to shut down the applications themselves, provided by the Hide My Windows application, or download the HideTools application, which allows you to: - hide any process; - hide the process window when searching by name; - protect the process from being displayed; - emulate the parent process.
