How to watch starwars with computer symbols on command prompt

This is just a wierd trick I learned so I decided to post this. You can watch most of the beginning of the first Starwars movie, which is episode IV from command prompt made by some guy. It's pretty cool.

DISCLAIMER: I am not taking credit for this. I am in no way responsible for making or being a part of making this trick. I am just doing my part in letting you all know about it.

Step 1 Opening Command Promp

Go to the start menu, go to accessories, and command prompt should come up.

Comments

[EpicAwesomeness]

It's getting configured for me...I looked at all the comments and this seems promising! I'm not going to visit the website that zw3rv3r said though, because I want to see the thing itself and not on a website xD

[sokamiwohali]

haha...corny but interesting!! i got it to work on WIN7

[bfloobis]

guys, this only works on XP, not vista or 7. I know, I'm a 7 user.

[Shoemakerleve9]

Actually, in windows 7, go to search and type in "Turn windows features on and off" and find telnet client (or server, something like that). Enable it and you should be good to go!

[Hellchild]

Damn! I was going to try this and I have Windows 7.

[hoghuntingdude384005582]

it still works on their you just have to turn the feature on.

[legomaniac155]

lolz i watched it its pretty cheezy but still nice

[dawsonj]

 incredible. absolutely incredible. i wonder if this guy ever had a life?

[TheBatchies]

Oh yeah, he's also the guy who made the rocket-powered beer cooler. It made it into the guiness world records, I think.

[Saturn V]

That sounds like someone had WAY too much time on their hands.

[dawsonj]

 rocket. powered. beer cooler. THAT IS TOTALLY AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!

[TheBatchies]

asciimation.co.nz. Whatch out though -- you get rickrolled at the end!

You just got rickrolled!

Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down, never gonna tell a lie and, desert you!

[dawsonj]

llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooolllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

[TheBatchies]

dude, from my comment page, it looks like you were saying...

Loser!

Haha, that was kinda funny.

[muberblob]

does it work on windows 7?

[seabananers]

do you know any thing about part 2

[eulaliaaaa!]

Does this like download this to the computer, or does it find it off the internet, or something else? I would like to know how it shows this.

[Kindhamster]

aaaaaah... This doesn't work on windows seven... (crys deeply)

[etines3]

To let u guys know .nl at the end means neatheralands that is where most viruses come from

[thinker]

actually most viruses come from germany or america
the netherlands Does have some of the least secure servers and most volatile connections, and connecting to an unsecure server can lead to you getting a virus, but only if you havent secured the data flow to/from the ports on your computer.
So its your own silly fault really
and by the way
if you want people to take you seriously
spell properly
=]

[darthtrooper]

um... wnge

[Kuhan]

um... pwned!

[JKibs95]

most definitely pwned

[ReCreate]

what does that mean?

[JKibs95]

here

[ReCreate]

Wiki has everything,It probably has The average seconds that it took to post a comment somewhere.

[emedina94]

uber pwn
Wikipedia is the source of the world knowledge
 

[Saturn V]

If it weren't for 42 and Duct Tape, Wikipedia would be the meaning of life, the universe, and everything.

[bdblock94]

and i was always saying that 49 was the meaning of life

[ReCreate]

haha yeah :D

[ReCreate]

It does not work, Is this a fake? There is no such thing as telnet, it does nothing.

[darthtrooper]

it is real as long as you go to run, type cmd, then type telnet, type o, then type towel.blinkenlights.nl and there you have it!

[VincentTheVampire]

umm, i think telnet is just a logon for internet before there was world wide web like when DOS was used you would logon to like .nl  for example the netherlands and see what they're doing, its just a protocol really, its real, and i know it haha, my father is a genius when it comes to these things,

[ReCreate]

Right, I was partially joking. ;)

[VincentTheVampire]

sorry didnt know :/ *Shrugs* im slow to these things eh?

[ReCreate]

I'd say.

[jovanjekralj]

What operating sistem do you have? i have a windowx XP and it works perfectly.

[ReCreate]

I have windows XP.

[Chromatica]

it only works on xp not vista windows disabled it in vista

[NetDex]

It works in vista. Go to programs and features and in the left hand side there is something that says "Turn Windows Features On or Off". Tick mark "Telnet Client" and "Telnet Server" and click OK. Then wait. To check if it worked, type telnet in CMD. If it says "Telnet" is not recognized as a internal command, external command of batch file. If it works, you are done and follow the steps on this instructable.