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EDIT:Technically its more like running from the startup :">

Hello

I am kinda a noob to the AutoIt community however i Was wondering if there was a way I could have a function running in the backround from wen the computer starts up to close a certain process whenever it is active

Situation:

My Comp has an annoying little Spyware/Virus that randomly pops up a window that has an ok button in it, but it can be stoped every time by C-A-Ding it whenever it comes up, but it gets old after a whil having to push Control... Alt... Delete... Find the process... and end task.

So knowing Autoit has the ability to use the "ProcessClose" thingy or w/e. I just need a way to have it run from the startup and whenever the window opens, close the procees that runs it.

Thanks in advance for help

Sorry if im posting in the wrong tread

Note, I did search the forums ut i just couldnt find the answer to my particular problem

Ty again

Edited by Paulie
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quick guess here:

$process = "The_Name_Of_My_Process.exe"
While 1
sleep(500)
if processexists($process) then
processclose($process)
endif
WEnd

--hope this helps

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quick guess here:

$process = "The_Name_Of_My_Process.exe"
While 1
sleep(500)
if processexists($process) then
processclose($process)
endif
WEnd

--hope this helps

~cdkid

I think he has this, he just wants it to run at the start up of his PC. This question has been asked several times, I'm suprised your search venture didn't turn anything up. Had you thought of putting it in the StartUpDir?

Edit:

Used the Search: Used the word "startup": Came up with this: http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...ndpost&p=153797

Edited by SmOke_N

Common sense plays a role in the basics of understanding AutoIt... If you're lacking in that, do us all a favor, and step away from the computer.

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