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I wonder, is there any way to run the terminal in a hidden process? I mean that it should be in RAM and work as it should, but it shouldn't be visible anywhere in the taskbar - neither in the taskbar nor in the system tray.
You can, of course, but how do you end it correctly?
I had a keylogger. There was a magic key combination, and it started a graphical interface. The only way to trace it otherwise was to look at the RAM processes. In the future I will have to work on a computer, which will have access to more than 1 person. I would like something similar - to disable GUI and let the Expert Advisor run. I need - a combination of keys, and the terminal window appeared on the screen. In general, because of unauthorized users and want to remove its window that the system tray and was not visible.
Hide from panel and tray was a feature in the cotbase.
Is this it? https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/129988 https://www.mql5.com/ru/code/9977 If so, it leaves the icon empty in the tray. It doesn't fit.
Of course, it's possible to write such a thing to hide and show all the terminal processes, but not now, if it's not burning, I'll do it at my leisure.
Although maybe Vadim will do it ;) ?
I had a keylogger. There was a magic key combination, and it started a graphical interface. The only way to trace it otherwise was to look at the RAM processes. In the future I will have to work on a computer, which will have access to more than 1 person. I would like something similar - to disable GUI and let the Expert Advisor run. I need - a combination of keys, and the terminal window appeared on the screen. In general, because of unauthorized users and want to remove its window that the system tray and was not visible.
The operating systems have different user accounts for this purpose, so that more than 1 person on a computer does not cause problems for each other.
Ok. Let's say I get my hands on the admin rights and create a guest. I will cut down his rights. The computer will be in the concert hall of the music studio. Anyone who rented the concert hall will have access to it. Now the situation. I start the terminal, switch to a guest, put the guest's computer in his hands and leave on business. I arrive - the machine is restarted. Of course, terminal is not running because nobody has launched it from a password-protected administrator profile. In this case there is a risk of getting a loss on the account. With correct money management it should not exceed 5 percent of the deposit. But I would like to avoid losses. If you do not want to do it (hide) now, you may need it in the future.
I had a keylogger. There was a magic key combination, and it started a graphical interface. The only way to trace it otherwise was to look at the RAM processes. In the future I will have to work on a computer, which will have access to more than 1 person. I would like something similar - to disable GUI and let the Expert Advisor run. I need - a combination of keys, and the terminal window appeared on the screen. In general, because of unauthorized users and want to remove its window that the system tray and was not visible.