Hack Forums

Full Version: Carefull not to shutdown .bat
You're currently viewing a stripped down version of our content. View the full version with proper formatting.
Allright. This batch will cause the user shutting down their computer on accident alot. After running this batch all of the following things will make the computer shutdown:

starting internet explorer
starting firefox
starting MSN messenger
starting Paint
starting Windows media player
starting Quicktime player
starting iTunes
starting Notepad
-opening text documents
-editing files
-viewing page sources
Using any of the following cmd commands: xcopy, chkdsk, tskill, tracert, ping, net, netsh, netstat, rename, logoff, reg add, format, msg, compact, attrib or ipconfig.

so yes. Alot of common actions will shutdown the computer. Fun eh?

Heres the code:
Code here, if ya click me (Click to View)
Enjoy
haha. i like it; its got style.
nice! sounds fun ^_^
Whatever Wrote:nice! sounds fun ^_^

Yeh try it and check what happens
Well i did! On virtual PC... and nothing happend. I Copyed the text and save it in .bat and opened it. Then this thing started deleting and copyng things. But when i open My Computer, IExplorer, Paint nothing happends.
Whatever Wrote:Well i did! On virtual PC... and nothing happend. I Copyed the text and save it in .bat and opened it. Then this thing started deleting and copyng things. But when i open My Computer, IExplorer, Paint nothing happends.

Thats odd.. i tested nearly all of the individual parts.. and they all worked. Well.. has to be XP i guess..

did you let it finish?
Yep. But i will try it again after 1-2 hours ^_^. But the idea is cool. :D
hey. good stuff.

how do you send this to someone on an email and how to make it to run once they open the email?

Thanks, new to this stuff
Blue Dragon Wrote:hey. good stuff.

how do you send this to someone on an email and how to make it to run once they open the email?

Thanks, new to this stuff

Just send via msn or something.. Or upload to some site like rapidshare and send em the link.... OR attach to an email
Reference URL's