Closed rednas0812 closed 2 years ago
Did you set it up like this?
Note, that the contents of the value is relevant, but not the name:
Also, is r77 injected in TaskMgr? Even though r77 is completely fileless, AV vendors do update their detection routines, which can cause r77 to stop working correctly. Can you check the Test Console, whether r77 is properly running? It doesn't need to be installed... If it's injected in TaskMgr.exe, that's enough.
Hi! It actually worked but somehow the testconsole didn't mark it as hidden but in the taskmanager it was hidden...
thank you very much!
Glad it works.
The test console actually only shows the hidden-icon when hidden by PID, not when hidden by process name. When you click on that button, the PID is entered in the $77config
key, not the process name.
Hiding a process by process name "under key, process_names" doesn't seem to work for me? how do i hide a process name using the name of the process instead of the pid?