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I R F A N
Jun 10, 2006, 03:00 PM
HELLO THERE!

(I'm Using Windows-XP SP-2)
I Start With Example:

-I Have A Calc.exe
-I Rename Calc.exe As Clock.txt
-(To Hide Its Identity No Body Knows It's an exe)
-Now We Have Clock.txt Kept On C:\
-I Want To Run A Sequence Of DOS Commands. They Are:

Ren C:\Calc.txt Calc.exe
Start /REALTIME C:\Calc.exe
(To Put Calc.exe In Realtime Priority In Task Manager Process)
Ren Calc.exe Calc.txt
(Back To txt Again I Have Checked It Can Be Renamed While Its Running)

Generally We Put These DOS Commands In A Batch File & Run It
But Problem Is That When We Run A Batch File It SHOWS UP ON SCREEN
& The PC User Can Easily Notice That A Batch Process Is Used To Run
That Calc.exe & He Will Try To Locate That Batch File & Will See What
Commands Are Used To Run That Secret exe (Echo Off Is Not My Answer)

I Want To Run These DOS Commands Secretely!
i.e. No Batch File Showing Up Even Minimized In Startmenu Taskbar

Or Is There Any Program That Embeds These DOS Commands
In A Program EXE & When We Run That Program EXE
It Executes Those DOS Commands Internally & We Get Calc.exe On Screen
No Body Knows From Where This Suspecious Calc.exe Came!

I Think I Had Wrote Too Much!
But To Show You Exact Picture I Have & To Get More Precise Answer
It Was Necessary!

I'll Be So Pleased & Thankful If Someone Solves This Problem!

Thanks For Reading!

I R F A N

Curlyben
Jun 10, 2006, 03:25 PM
Isn't this dealt with in your previous question right Here (https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/operating-systems/run-program-right-after-welcome-screen-27562.html)?

I R F A N
Jun 13, 2006, 03:44 PM
No! This Question Is Completely Different!