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This will freak out your friends or whoever you do it to! They will think that their hard drive will get fried. It is completely reversable.Virus Pran...
In the start menu, there should be something that says "Run". Click on that and type in "VIRUS" and press OK. An error message should come up with the...
Now do "Prnt Scrn" (Print Screen) and paste it into MS Paint. Now click on the tool that copies a color and right click on the grey part of the error ...
With the text being "Times New Romans" and the font size 8, write a new error message in all CAPS. I wrote this: "WARNING! A VIRUS HAS BEEN DETECTED! ...
Now all you need to do is make it the background of the computer. So the next time someone turns it on, they will freak out!
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@echo off
echo Warning (Random Virus Program(AVG Anti-Virus) has detetected a threat.
echo Booting in Command Prompt to avoid detection
pause> nul
echo Virus Type:
echo Trojan Gen. 3
pause> nul
echo Attemping to remove virus...
echo Loading file location C:/Mycomputer/system32/WINDOWS/GENWS1
echo FHHJG^$HNY^U&^%J&I5ujk67MKUY&^IMJK67jii86iuht5e4y47uh65u7
echo Virus removal failed...
pause> nul
echo Virus too advanced. Loading file locations:
echo Anti-Virus detector.exe is corrupted...
echo System Shutdown in progress...
echo Shutdown is in progress to protect data...
shutdown -m
Save it as Internet.bat and save it on the victims desktop. WAY better than this!
a much more effective thing to do is something i used to do in my school
if you open notepad
type in
x=msgbox("WARNING! A VIRUS HAS BEEN DETECTED",vbCritical,"VIRUS")
and copy and past that about a bazillion times
then save as virus.vbs
or whatever you want to call it
then change the icon and copy and paste it over the items in the desktop
then everytime they try run something on the desktop (usually when they try open internet explorer or firefox) it runs that and displays the message
it doesnt harm anything on the computer at all
takes about 3 seconds to put all the icons back to normal
but it is an actual messagebox that pops up
and cos it says "vbcritical" it actually makes the sound a critical error makes when it opens
and cos youve copy and pasted it
whenever they close it
another one opens =]
for a good while anyways
or you cud have it as one of the programs that runs on "startup" of the computer
but that means it will bug you as well
and in school or office you might get told off for "editing the logon script"
whereas with my way they just sorta sigh and giggle a bit once they realise
but it still scares the bajeesus out of peoples
=D
Have Fun With This!!!!
=]
thinker
also known as Mong or El-Mongo
do
x=msgbox("WARNING! A VIRUS HAS BEEN DETECTED",vbCritical,"VIRUS")
loop
and it will go on forever in a very nice 1k package
Dim timeinseconds
timeinseconds = (put a number in between these parantheses)
Set Wshshell = CreateObject("Wscript.shell")
Wshshell.run("C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\shutdown.exe " & timeinseconds)
you can
but that wud create an infinite loop, unless i created a perimeter such as index+1 stop when index = 30
or something
which is needlessly complicated when doing something just for fun
and requires declaration of variables and shiz, which when doing something for fun like this, was totally pointless
So yes, i could have used a do/while or for/next loop, but i found that when im making something that is going to be deleted when found, copy and pasting a line 30 times seems a lot better(quicker), then actually fully scripting something.
but it is considered bad practise to do so i suppose =]
dim one as integer
one = 1
if one = 2 then quit
else msgbox "one does not yet equal two"
endif
best thing i found
was a backdoor into our college computers
(they use Novell)
that let me edit the logon scripts of one computer
well
all i did was edit it
and then get it to save to the persons account
cos they all had a virtual drive
and then it copied to the next computer
which when someone else logged onto it copied onto Their login script
it was really really simple coding
and it ran a .vbs program
that beeped
3 times
while they logged in
and while almost unnoticable at first
3 beeps on one computer
when 3 people have it
then 9
then 27
as more people use the computers used by the people with the script
suddenly the first minute of any computing lesson was filled with loud beeps
eeeh
i love that beep command
not the exact same thing, but popups filled the whole screen....
The result = a year of being banned from school computers, and a couple hours of community service...
not my best decision, but funny all the same
the computer administrator actually called in a professional computer expert to delete the little batch file...Those admins are soooooo smart at my school!
(funny how one line of code can get you screwed over! :) )