_WINAPI_CreateProcess

[eastmus]

#Include <WinAPI.au3>

_WinAPI_CreateProcess($sAppName, $sCommand, $pSecurity, $pThread, $fInherit, $iFlags, $pEnviron, $sDir, $pStartupInfo, $pProcess)

$sAppName The name of the module to be executed

$sCommand The command line to be executed

$pSecurity Pointer to $tagSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES structure that determines whether the returned handle can be

inherited by child processes.

$pThread Pointer to $tagSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES structure that determines whether the returned handle can be

inherited by child processes.

$fInherit If True, each inheritable handle in the calling process is inherited by the new process

$iFlags Flags that control the priority class and creation of the process

$pEnviron Pointer to the environment block for the new process

$sDir The full path to the current directory for the process

$pStartupInfo Pointer to a $tagSTARTUPINFO structure

$pProcess Pointer to a $tagPROCESS_INFORMATION structure

i need some example on how to use this.

I only need it to launch another executable like "game.exe".

How do i write the parameter for $sDir to be current dir?

thanks

#Include <WinAPI.au3>
$sAppName = "game.exe"
$sCommand = ""
$pSecurity = ""
$pThread = ""
$fInherit = ""
$iFlags = ""
$pEnviron = ""
$sDir = ""
$pStartupInfo = ""
$pProcess = ""
_WinAPI_CreateProcess($sAppName, $sCommand, $pSecurity, $pThread, $fInherit, $iFlags, $pEnviron, $sDir, $pStartupInfo, $pProcess)

[JohnOne]

Run("Game.exe")

[eastmus]

Run("Game.exe")

thanks.

Is there a way to hide the PID from taksmanager ? Run an executable as hidden process

[JohnOne]

thanks.

Is there a way to hide the PID from taksmanager ? Run an executable as hidden process

I dont know, but I do know that that sort of discussion attracts the wrong kind of attention here, and I personally cannot think of a single non malicious reason to hide a process from task manager.

I'm sure you will get other views though.

[eastmus]

I dont know, but I do know that that sort of discussion attracts the wrong kind of attention here, and I personally cannot think of a single non malicious reason to hide a process from task manager.

I'm sure you will get other views though.

i see, thanks. Didnt think that way