One of the most annoying things that can happen while typing is having the cap locks button down. You start typing and then BAMMM ALL UPPER CASE LETTERS. You turn it off and on you go. But what if the cap locks didn’t turn off and then on and then off again. With this little vba script you can have you friends screaming. What the script will do is, turn your caps lock button on and off non stop. The script will not stop running until the user turns their computer off or logs off.
Be Lazy and download it here
Step1
Open up note pad
Step2
Copy this code into note pad
Set wshShell =wscript.CreateObject(“WScript.Shell”)
do
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys “{CAPSLOCK}”
loop
Step3
Save the file as filename.vbs
Step4
zip up the file and email it to your friend. (some email clients block vbs files calling them viruses)
If you are unable to email the file, put it on a flash drive and when your friend is not looking place the file on his computer and double click. Once you have double clicked the file the program is running.
The program will look something like this
Example: MY FriEnD jUsT raN aN aNnOYinG proGrAm On MY cOmpuTeR AND nOw I CaN’T StoP TYPIng lIKe tHIs.
This is horrible. You would have to be a royal asshole to use this.
I will be using this within a week.
Error line 36.
does it start working on its own after a system is rebooted?
HOW THe HeCK DO yOU geT THIs iS tuRN ofF?
Brilliance for free; your parents must be a sweetheart and a certified geiuns.
Its caps lock not cap locks.
If you get an error, type it out. Hidden character somewhere in that.
Also, to stop it, go to the Process List (Ctrl-Alt-Delete, click the Process tab) and find wscript and click “End Task”.
THIS is pRETTY fuNNY, oNly prOblem iS tHAt it prEVENts SoME chARaCterS FroM AppeARiNG When TYPEd.
what does zip it up mean??
nvm i got it
Very Evil and to those who have asked how to turn it off. Ctrl + alt + Del then look for it under the Processes Tab
you need to replace all of the quotes for it to work “”
in order to stop it press ctr+alt+del and end the process wscript
Can’t you write an autorun & put that autorun in the startup items for it to run automatically? Something really basic like
[autorun]
shellexecute=filename.vbs
?
I’d love for this to run no matter what, and the person had to stop it via processes
Go4Telfair, I honestly haven’t thought about doing that. That wouldn’t be a bad idea.
Ok, so after looking over the code and playing with it a bit, it appears that i’ve out-thought myself. You can just simply put the .vbs file in the startup folder and it will autorun every time the computer turns on, basically ensuring the only way to turn it off is to ctrl-atl-del. Sometimes, we all need to stop thinking so hard for creative solutions!
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Ctrl+Alt+Del –> Processes –> wscript.exe (
SEt The ScriPT TO RuN At SYsTEM StarTup (i.e. at tHe LOGOn SCrEen. tHEN THeY cAn’t loGIn TO Kill it.
BtW you sET SOMething tO StARTUp Using sCHEDULeD tASks. I ThInK
Just place it in your startup folder and it will run away!
This is fucking immense
this makes your keyboard light flash on and off
Set wshShell =wscript.CreateObject(“WScript.Shell”)
do
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys “{CAPSLOCK}”
wshshell.sendkeys “{NUMLOCK}”
Wshshell.sendkeys “{SCROLLLOCK}”
loop