Make It Stop – Computer Script
- Filed under: Computer Pranks
- Date: Jan 16,2008
I have been getting some complaints about my last prank so I thought I do something a little more annoying and far more frustrating. This simple vbs script is going to piss any one off. What this script will do is repeatedly hit enter. Normally you can stop these scripts by ending the task, but the non stop pressing of enter will open anything that it selects. So how can you do this one?
Prank Attached: Enter.zip
Step1: Open note pad
Step 2: Copy this code
Set wshShell = wscript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
do
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "~(enter)"
loop
Step 3: Save the file but be sure to end it with .vbs
Step 4: Zip it up and send it to your friend. Tell him/her that its a picture or something along those lines. If they ask why it looks weird, tel them its Mac file or Linux… They wont know the difference.
Once they have clicked on the file it will start running and if they are in arms reach you might want to start running too.
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8 Responses for "Make It Stop – Computer Script"
how do i make it stop?
how DO you turn it off then?
You have to turn your computer off to make it stop
you can go press ctrl + alt + delete then go to processes, and end wscript.exe
If you put the program in the start up file it will run when the computer goes to the desktop. WARNING!!!!! If you do this you might not get it to stop!
LOL!
u can make a shortcut to log of on xps by create shortcut shutdown -l that will log u off on mine it does plus you can change that to enter or many diff things or copy the part not including do and loop and paste it inbetween
The only way I can figure out, as it totally spams the processes for me, is to have 2 admin accounts. Doing winkey+l going to switch user, so I could get on my secondary admin account, then hopping to cmd and typing “tskill wscript /a /v” to clear off some unnecessary enter-spam. After that, I cd’d my way to my main account’s desktop, and typed del *.vbs to get rid of it for sure. Only then did the processes stop being created, so I used tskill again to wipe it out. It’s an insane prank, and took me a while to figure out. The only way to make it a little less harsh is to get rid of the ~ in “~(enter)”. Nevertheless, it would take a lot of time and enter presses to figure out.
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