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Sep 30, 2008. 1:37 PMhrishioa
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This is basically a DOS program. It can easily be avoided by old geezers. Try something else.
Jul 15, 2008. 10:21 PMeviltechie
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In XP it will give you a countdown. In vista, it says your computer will shutdown in less than a minute. I did something similar to some computers at a store.
Jul 3, 2008. 12:06 PMCheezConquerer
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i bet this will fool my clueless bro. name it a website name then a short description
wouldnt they notice this? is it possible to put a system icon there like internet explorer? Great concept, but it would be hard to fool a computer noob
I guess microsoft made Vista pretty different from XP. Try the instructables in the "Related" section to the right. Hope I helped.
Oct 24, 2007. 4:15 PMkneecaps
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ive gotten some reports that the win makes the name of the file when you send it change to the name you named it. without the win, i assume the sending makes the name stay as shutdown.exe. also your virus does not include the timer. after -t, put a space then go like shutdown -s -t (any number you want not in parentheses) -c "your message no parenthases unless you want i guess) that usually works. i think vista does not have the win files that are required for windows to run. in one of the system folders in your computer it contains necessary files for windows. the prefix is usually win. i assume for vista it is a different prefix or something (maybe liek vis or something XD). try not putting the win for vista computers. i wouldnt know for sure bcuz i dont have vista. (heard it sucks). just dont put win. skip it and just start the location at shutdown -s ......
I bet that it has something to do with the "win" at the beginning of the "code". Vista must not have the "win" extension for the shutdown command file.
Mar 27, 2008. 4:50 AMdean-101
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this instructable has been made lots of time under batch and just the same as this and using notepad to logg off the person type shutdown -l -f -t 60 -c " your comment" to shutdown type shutdown -s -f -t 60 -c " your comment" to restart type shutdown -r -f -t 60 -c " your comment"
Jun 4, 2008. 4:04 PMthe guardians
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batch file to shutdown:
@echo offcd /shutdown -s -t 15 -c "Shutting down"exit
Mar 27, 2008. 3:03 PMdean-101
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it is mostly the same, you open command prompt (type cmd in run) then type in the code from above. just like you would do in shortcut. But if you want to do it in notepad you will type @echo off shutdown -s -f -t 60 -c "hahahahahahaha" and then save the file as "my computer.BAT"
Jun 4, 2008. 4:01 PMthe guardians
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shutdown -l -t 15 -c "Logging off" should log the user off. -l means to log off. -t means the time it would take to logoff in seconds. -c means to place a comment.
Oct 11, 2007. 10:12 PMGorillazMiko
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nothing happens (i have windows xp). like the command prompt pops up and disappears right away
Did you copy the "code" perfectly? Try copying and pasting the "code".
Jun 4, 2008. 3:56 PMthe guardians
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Try shutdown -s -t 15 -c "Virus Alert!" on the shortcut location.
Jun 4, 2008. 3:57 PMthe guardians
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Try shutdown -s -t 15 -c "Virus Alert!" on the shortcut location.
May 8, 2008. 2:55 PM101Admin
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Hey Buddy! Remember Me! NotAMember... Try shutdown -s -t 30 -c "Hi Buddy!"
Nov 14, 2007. 12:09 AMJames (pseudo-geek)
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try "win shutdown -s -t -f -c 30 "Virus Alert" not "-s -t -f -c 30 "Virus Alert""
Nov 15, 2007. 6:38 PMJames (pseudo-geek)
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try this. "shutdown -s -t 5 -c "text here"" the "5" is the time
Mar 9, 2008. 8:05 PMgirrrrrrr2
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shutdown.exe -s -f -t 10 -c "lol" that is what i have and it allways works...
Try the Fake Virus!!! Instructable and tell me how that did. Or you can try this code: shutdown -s -t -c "Virus Alert" If that doesn't work try: shutdown -s -t "Virus Alert" -c
Jun 4, 2008. 3:55 PMthe guardians
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The more updated versions of computers like XP or Vista use the code : shutdown -s -t 15 -c "Virus Alert!" on the shortcut location
Mar 10, 2008. 2:19 PMJames (pseudo-geek)
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true, but the shortcut to a game is probably going to be LESS that 2.78KB
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