Start a Batch File Completely Hidden
by Prof. Pickle in Circuits > Computers
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Start a Batch File Completely Hidden
I answered someones question about starting a batch file completely hidden (I think it still shows in task manager), and I realized that there were no instructables on it. Now, this is not my method, I had no idea you could do this. I only made this to help others seeking the same answer. Here is a link to the forum topic about it.
Now the batch file should have been run almost completely hidden. Hope this helps.
Now the batch file should have been run almost completely hidden. Hope this helps.
Batch File
Now, make the batch file that you want run (remember not to make it rely on user interaction or text).
For this instructable, I will be using a file that contains this:
MSG * It worked
...and it will be saved as Hidden.bat
For this instructable, I will be using a file that contains this:
MSG * It worked
...and it will be saved as Hidden.bat
VBscript
The next thing you need to create is the VBscript that will aid you in this process.
It should contain this:
CreateObject("Wscript.Shell").Run """" & WScript.Arguments(0) & """", 0, False
Save it as whatever you want, for this instructable I will save it as "invisible.vbs"
It should contain this:
CreateObject("Wscript.Shell").Run """" & WScript.Arguments(0) & """", 0, False
Save it as whatever you want, for this instructable I will save it as "invisible.vbs"
Command Prompt
Now to put it all together.
Go into command prompt and type in this:
wscript.exe "C:\File_Path\invisible.vbs" "C:\File_Path\Hidden.bat"
The batch file should hopefully run almost completely hidden.
Go into command prompt and type in this:
wscript.exe "C:\File_Path\invisible.vbs" "C:\File_Path\Hidden.bat"
The batch file should hopefully run almost completely hidden.