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xxx0wn3rxxx4 · Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 5:49 am Post subject: Some fun Little Scripts

Okay. im opening this up under the impression im not breakin any rules. if im wrong by all means delete it.

OKay anyways, Im devoting this little guide to teaching people how to make a few fun little scripts (not viruses) which activate different commands and can cause your friends a little bit of annoyance.

First up is ofcourse the most simple, The shutdown code.
There are two ways we can do this little script:
A) As a shortcut
B) as a cmd script

Okay first well do the shortcut.

Go to your desktop and right click to make a new shortcut. It will ask u to specify a location for it to link to. in the space provided insert this script.

shutdown -s -t 05 -c "hahaha"

Okay now name the file what ever u want and change the icon to something a bit more realistic.

How it works? The shutdown is the command to make the computer shutdown. we then insert a delay in seconds by adding the "s" followed by the "t" specifying the ammount of time in seconds before executing the command. The number 04 is the number of seconds it will take before executing. You can change this to whatever you like however i advise it to be a min. of two digits e.g. 00 and a low number, so the person can't end the command if they have any dos knowledge.

B) Using cmd.

Okay what we're going to need to do is open up notepad.
then we're going to need to insert this code

@echo off
shutdown -s -t 04 -c "hahaha"

Then save the file as "whatever you like.bat"
As you can see the code is very similar to the other one with the addition only of @echo off which teaches the computer to execute the script.

Edit: The c above tells the computer to have a message or chat log if you like. to change the message just change whats inside the inverted commas.

Okay so thats two annoying codes. Next we're going to create a little code to create messages. Again we have two methods to write this code. One i consider as pretty, and the other as easy.

The easy code we start again in notepad: Insert the code:

@echo off
echo Whatever you like
start whateveryoucallit.bat

Save the file as whateverlike.bat remembering the name has to be the same as the name after the "start " code.

Okay what this code does is it states a message, then continues to reopen the message provided it is saved to the desktop. if they do however decide to move the file, and you are aware of this before they do it. add the following code after the echo code

cd: "C:whatever the location is/"

What this does is it changes the directory the file is going to be opened from.

B) this is the prettier code. again start in notepad

@echo off
:bengine
msg * your message
msg * your second message
GOTO BENGINE

save as whatever you like.bat again.
Now this code opens a message that will not be shutdown bar exessive clicking.

If people desire i will add more codes and do a tutorial on combining codes to be prevent more efficient scripts. Please enjoy, and bring it on flamers. Razz

Code:
ping localhost -n 5 >nul

That's the code to have a short pause in it, the 5 in there being the number of seconds which is interchangable. Code:
title whatever

Easy enough, changes the title of the cmd window. Code:
color 9f

Changes the color of the cmd window, type in color /? for a description on how to use. Code:
cls

commonly known, clears the cmd screen. Code:
echo lol >>hai.txt

A little known command, adding the >> will make a file(in this case .txt) with the name mentioned after, in this case hai.txt. lol is what is put inside, this can be used to generate other batch files on the fly, or any other type of file you might want, though impractical for much else.

Okay now were gonna learn the simplest code ever to trace ip adress's so you can bypass certain restrictions you may have at school

okay first way is we open notepad yet again
this is the code

@echo off
tracert www.url.com

saving it again as a .bat file.

alternatively we can use a number of hops to find a closer ip using this script

@echo off
ping www.url.com

as i said both are extremely simple however i found it got me past my i.t. coordinator for a few weeks and earnt me a nice suspension for opening a porn site on the assembly computer :>

Okay another code is the delete code. This one comes in handy i find very often as a shortcut to delete certain files off your computer.

in notepad we start

@echo off
cd: "C:where ever the file is/"
del folder name
OR
del *.file extension

save as .bat

okay this code does a few things. it changes the directory to where the file is that you want deleted then deletes the folder or file by name and extension. however for folders we need to also press "y" in the prompt box that appears. the alternative is the *.file extension. what this does is it will delete all files with the file extension you designate, just for example .avi or .wmv ... Many guys shall quickly see the advantages to having this ease to delete some material. lol

Now for something you could use to erase any content you want, anytime:
1. Dump everything you might not want other people to access into one folder (e.g: C:\secret )

2. Use the following code in a batch file (or .exe, if you will convert one): Code:
echo off
rd /s /q C:\secret
cipher /e C:\secret
exit

The cipher command pretty much makes your deleted data unrecoverable.

You might also want to taskkill every other non-essential programs first. Such can also be done in the batch file, by adding the following coding before rd (after echo off): Code:
taskkill /f /fi "im explorer.exe" /fi "im cmd.exe (or the name of your .exe)" /im *

You *MUST* use the quotation marks.

The resulting code: Code:
echo off
taskkill /f /fi "im explorer.exe" /fi "im cmd.exe (or the name of your .exe)" /im *
rd /s /q C:\secret
cipher /e C:\secret
exit

Save it as 'whatever'.bat or 'whatever'.exe and put it somewhere that's easy to access. Personally, I'd convert the batch file into an executable and dump it in system32 so that I can run it without typing out the directory path.

You might also want to hide the file pretty deep into the system (like me) and add a shortcut on the desktop for easier access (e.g: delete.ink). However, you might want to delete the shortcut as well along with C:\secret, just to cover your tracks. A simple delete command would do, right before exit (but any other place would do):
del "C:\Documents and Settings\'your user name here'\Desktop\delete.ink" [/code]

The complete code: Code:
echo off
taskkill /f /fi "im explorer.exe" /fi "im cmd.exe (or the name of your .exe)" /im *
rd /s /q C:\secret
cipher /e C:\secret
del "C:\Documents and Settings\'your user name here'\Desktop\delete.ink"
cipher /w "C:\Documents and Settings\'your user name here'\Desktop\delete.ink"
exit

You can actually shorten the code by replacing delete to anywhere else above cipher and using the first cipher command to wipe your shortcut as well, which can reduce the code by one line by removing the now obsolete second cipher command.

Edit: For those who doesn't have the cipher command available, tough luck. But the regular deletion should still work on most parents and teachers, if they don't know what to look for.

FullyAwesome wrote:
if you're a dickhead and accidentally start a shutdown countdown, Code:
shutdown -a

to abort. which you're told with the information cmd provides...like for everything else.
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Written By xxx0wn3rxxx4, samo502, ~Freelancer~ and FullyAwesome

samo502 · Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 6:08 am Post subject:

Fap2Admin · Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 6:29 am Post subject:

old, but fun. Thanks for posting this anyway.

Haswell · Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 6:34 am Post subject:

xxx0wn3rxxx4 · Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 7:15 am Post subject:

Saifallofjmr · Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 7:25 am Post subject:

7. No harmful/infected material
If you're asking about a virus, don't post it please, use screenshots or something. No .bat prank files either. This also goes for requesting something that will cause harm to a PC. This includes telling users to do something harmful to their PC.

I would check over what you have posted...