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Topic: How to start a hidden miner? - page 3. (Read 1436 times)

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January 17, 2018, 03:04:49 PM
#14
Minergate is not the best program but it has a console version which is well hidden.
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January 17, 2018, 02:57:55 PM
#13
I use the job planner and run the miners on behalf of the user "system" when turning on the computer. You can also configure the BIOS to turn on the computer after a working day, and in the same scheduler turn it off before people come to work  Wink
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January 17, 2018, 12:49:26 PM
#12
We have a lot of windows computers in the company I own. All of them with expensive and fast CPUs. Already did some calculations and even with a low CPU usage (0 impact in the tasks we need to do) It would be very profitable to mine!

I want to configure some cryptonight miners running in background (no screen, no terminal) so employees won't get worried about "that weird screen".

I tried autorunning a .bat with this code: START /B xmr-stak-cpu

However It's not what I wanted and reopens the miner immediately.

Any ideas about how should I do this?

Thanks in advance Smiley

Here you go, don't get fired Smiley  http://www.robvanderwoude.com/battech_hideconsole.php

This worked, thanks!

Also thanks turanz and joblo for your great ideas.

I am considering all your suggestions guys. Did not expect this amount of useful answers, you guys are a great community  Wink
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January 17, 2018, 12:01:55 PM
#11
We have a lot of windows computers in the company I own. All of them with expensive and fast CPUs. Already did some calculations and even with a low CPU usage (0 impact in the tasks we need to do) It would be very profitable to mine!

I want to configure some cryptonight miners running in background (no screen, no terminal) so employees won't get worried about "that weird screen".

I tried autorunning a .bat with this code: START /B xmr-stak-cpu

However It's not what I wanted and reopens the miner immediately.

Any ideas about how should I do this?

Thanks in advance Smiley

To actually answer the question, use the task scheduler to run it "whether a user logs in or not" at every boot and it will not open a cmd window
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January 17, 2018, 11:59:22 AM
#10
We have a lot of windows computers in the company I own. All of them with expensive and fast CPUs. Already did some calculations and even with a low CPU usage (0 impact in the tasks we need to do) It would be very profitable to mine!

I want to configure some cryptonight miners running in background (no screen, no terminal) so employees won't get worried about "that weird screen".

I tried autorunning a .bat with this code: START /B xmr-stak-cpu

However It's not what I wanted and reopens the miner immediately.

Any ideas about how should I do this?

Thanks in advance Smiley

Here you go, don't get fired Smiley  http://www.robvanderwoude.com/battech_hideconsole.php

Get fired from the company he owns?

lol he doesnt own it, if he owned it he would be damned about what the employees think about some 'wierd' screen haha

he probabaly just said that to keep people off his case
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January 17, 2018, 11:55:12 AM
#9
We have a lot of windows computers in the company I own. All of them with expensive and fast CPUs. Already did some calculations and even with a low CPU usage (0 impact in the tasks we need to do) It would be very profitable to mine!

I want to configure some cryptonight miners running in background (no screen, no terminal) so employees won't get worried about "that weird screen".

I tried autorunning a .bat with this code: START /B xmr-stak-cpu

However It's not what I wanted and reopens the miner immediately.

Any ideas about how should I do this?

Thanks in advance Smiley

Here you go, don't get fired Smiley  http://www.robvanderwoude.com/battech_hideconsole.php

Get fired from the company he owns?
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January 17, 2018, 11:39:47 AM
#8
It's not the "weird screen" that will worry employees, it's the mysterious process using so much CPU.
You're trying to run a program often identified as malware and trying to do it surrepticiously.
No, that won't raise any suspicion.

If you're really the owner you way overspent on your PCs if you can run a CPU miner without affecting
the primary task. Not the move of a smart business owner.

You will be found out by the employees, your deception will be exposed, and your integrity as a boss/owner damaged.

Or you're lying and just an employee trying to scam your boss.

Either way you're a lyer, but I say do it, and get caught. People like you need to be exposed.
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January 17, 2018, 11:28:55 AM
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im using this solution:

CreateObject("Wscript.Shell").Run "miner.exe",0,True

Save as filename.vbs and drag to startup windows folder

I have tried the same, this is working perfectly. Don't forget to "super hide" the folder. And one important thing is, don't use all CPU resources, 50% it's enough.
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January 17, 2018, 11:28:30 AM
#6
nice topic , i found it without search about it Grin
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January 17, 2018, 11:09:34 AM
#5
lol you should probably tell your employees
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January 17, 2018, 11:05:42 AM
#4
A couple suggestions to be a bit more discreet.

- Rename the application files to something other than XMR Stak, something obscure and generic like "system" "netsys" etc.... so if noticed by someone it won't be a dead give away on a Google search of "xmr stak" or even worse they know what XMR is, mining is popular you'd be surprised who is doing it.

- Run it as a scheduled task off hours, don't get greedy *edit "owner"

- Make sure anti-virus doesn't flag the software, this is a sure way to bring attention to the PC and applications running on it.

- Mine local pools as to not generate out of the country traffic that will look suspicious if it is big enough network to have advanced firewalls and net security.

Good luck, happy mining.  




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January 17, 2018, 11:01:16 AM
#3
im using this solution:

CreateObject("Wscript.Shell").Run "miner.exe",0,True

Save as filename.vbs and drag to startup windows folder
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January 17, 2018, 10:51:42 AM
#2
We have a lot of windows computers in the company I own. All of them with expensive and fast CPUs. Already did some calculations and even with a low CPU usage (0 impact in the tasks we need to do) It would be very profitable to mine!

I want to configure some cryptonight miners running in background (no screen, no terminal) so employees won't get worried about "that weird screen".

I tried autorunning a .bat with this code: START /B xmr-stak-cpu

However It's not what I wanted and reopens the miner immediately.

Any ideas about how should I do this?

Thanks in advance Smiley

Here you go, don't get fired Smiley  http://www.robvanderwoude.com/battech_hideconsole.php
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Activity: 173
Merit: 105
January 17, 2018, 09:04:59 AM
#1
We have a lot of windows computers in the company I own. All of them with expensive and fast CPUs. Already did some calculations and even with a low CPU usage (0 impact in the tasks we need to do) It would be very profitable to mine!

I want to configure some cryptonight miners running in background (no screen, no terminal) so employees won't get worried about "that weird screen".

I tried autorunning a .bat with this code: START /B xmr-stak-cpu

However It's not what I wanted and reopens the miner immediately.

Any ideas about how should I do this?

Thanks in advance Smiley
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