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#31 SkyRunner

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Posted 11 September 2009 - 12:47 PM

Well... I know a way to call the Blue Screen of Death (Windows' blue screen with an error on it, guess you've all seen it), it doesn't provide any names like shutting down does, so it can be done in class without any worries, so here is how it's done:

1. Start -> Run -> Write cmd or command and press Enter.
2. Write \\PC-NAME\Folder\CON\CON and press Enter. (or it can be written in the Run window)

Where:
- PC-NAME is the remote PC you want cause this screen to appear.
- Folder a shared folder on that computer

But there's one but: it might not work in Windows 2000 and later versions.

You can try something interesting too, every version of Windows has a file called autoexec.bat on the system drive (C: usually), by adding a couple of lines in it, you can prevent others from running Windows unless they press Ctrl + C (batch break command), here are those lines, add them in the begining, I'll comment each one after the '#':

@echo off #turns off message displaying, unless you write echo message to display the message
:loop #creates a label, will be used later
echo Error: Fatal system error (code: 0x00fb43) #displays the error message (you can use this one, I didn't copyright it ;-) )
pause #pauses and asks for a key to be pressed
goto loop #goes back to the loop label

You only need to add the text marked with bold, enjoy! And remember, only Ctrl + C can stop it, so it can be used as some sort of password to prevent "wrong" people from using the computer.

Edited by SkyRunner, 14 September 2009 - 12:35 PM.


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Posted 11 September 2009 - 01:56 PM

Holy *****! Great think to trick my friends! I'm sure they'll fall for it :lol:

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Posted 11 September 2009 - 05:59 PM

:P I love doing this on my school network when I take in my mac book :lol:. It is very fun to do as the school have total crap protection and don't know how to block commands like that over the network etc...

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Posted 24 February 2010 - 12:07 PM

cmd always shows pathRemote Shutdown

cmd always shows C:documents and settingsmilankumar mali>

I cant back space it

I made batch file but I cant

I want to shutdown mali sir computer

but when I type ,cmd shows 

C: documents and settingsmilankumar mali> shutdown -mmali sir computer -t 60 -c"your computer has commited suicide'

but it doesnt work

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Posted 01 March 2010 - 10:24 AM

school networkRemote Shutdown

so we are learning a bit of networking in school,

we have a big open source network with all win7 computers

now off course we have been trying to shutdown other people's computer

win7 has remote assistance, but this is not actived on any of the computers

is there any way to shutdown my collegues pc?

 tnx 

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Posted 21 January 2012 - 06:11 AM

Shell "shutdown /s /f /m " & Text1.Text, vbHide

text1.text->enter the pcname u want to shutdown




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