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Hi guyz i need your help, please :whistle:.

There is a process, in a programm named "Process Explorer" i can kill it,

its named MeSuAx.exe, but if i write this programm:

While 1

If ProcessExists("MeSuAx.exe") Then

ProcessClose("MeSuAx.exe")

Endif

Sleep(100)

Wend

the programm is still running :dance:

i tried to give autoit the process id of the process but it

still doesn't close it...

i think the process is maybe hidden or protected so PLEASE,

if you have an idea how i can write a programm that closes

this damn ***** process TELL IT PLEASE.

Thank you for your help,

mfg,

sd333221

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Your best bet would be to find the source of "MeSuAx.exe". Find what triggers it, when, and why. After you know that then you can just delete where ever it comes from before windows starts up and the "protection" stops you. One way to do this is get a program called SpyBot Search and Destroy. Or maybe someone can help you with writing a script that triggers before everything else and deletes the source.

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I have done some searching on the web and as far as I can find out this is a part of a classroom tool to oversee what students are upto.

http://help.lockergnome.com/lofiversion/in...php/t10679.html

Perhaps that is why it can't be shut down :whistle:


Time you enjoyed wasting is not wasted time ......T.S. Elliot
Suspense is worse than disappointment................Robert Burns
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It's a tool to protect that i make downloads in school lol,

i can close the programm in a special task mananger but to download

and install it would take too long, so i want to code a simple autoit

programm to close the process, it is called MeSuAx.exe so please help me! In the readme of the programm is written that it's started via a service, its a service!

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I found the same info as Bigdod

I suggest you try *XPClean Menu* below to clean this out with the link to Microsoft spyware and adaware SE, reg cleaner and check start-up programs

it works great!

8)

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you didnt read my 2nd post...
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If it is a service you could stop it using "net stop" assuming you had proper permissions. You could try it in a command prompt.


Time you enjoyed wasting is not wasted time ......T.S. Elliot
Suspense is worse than disappointment................Robert Burns
God help the man who won't help himself, because no-one else will...........My Grandmother

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You could also ask the school network administrator! :whistle:

(Most administrators will get extremely peeved if security and administration controls are bypassed without their knowledge, take the situation very seriously, and will usually retaliate by persuading the administration in glorified terms that all recent computer problems across the entire campus can be explained by your hacking their network - time to start preparing your exit strategy for when your expulsion notice is issued)

You sure you need to do this?

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Yup, the computers at my school have software that keeps "us kids from causing problems". I hacked it with my friends. We just kept trying to find ways to get around it. It would not allow us to start explorer to browse the computer or allow us to use task manager or to execute any other program other than the desktop icons. It also wouldn't allow us to use the run dialogue or start menu. It made us mad. So one day i decided to find a hole in the security. I used internet explorer no doubt to exploit the vulnerability. If i used File --> open --> browse for file, i could open and execute any program or file i wanted on the computer. If you just mess around like i did you can have some good fun. For you, i would recommend disabling it from running on startup using msconfig. Type msconfig into the run dialogue and click the startup tab. Then uncheck the .exe that you want. Be careful not to uncheck anything else because important system .exes are started from there as well. Then reboot the computer. It shouldnt run once the computer is rebooted. Once are done you can simply check it off to run again, restart the computer, and it should be good as new. I only give this advice on the account that you will download something constructive and not porn or anything else bad like a trojan. I had .ppt and .doc files that i had to download from my remote web server a couple times for reports.

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You've just defined the term 'script kiddie'. You want help here? As far as I know, (and I would like to be corrected) this is not a hackers forum.

You have possibly already been busted, given your willingness to boast/admit to doing illegal things here, and they are just collecting enough evidence before taking action.

A word of advice - don't!

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