Author Topic: Batch file tricks.  (Read 3205 times)

okay, here's one.
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@echo off
color 0A
:a
echo %random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%
goto a



Because WoW always comes before real life? Priorities are fun aren't they?
When he means priorities he means system processes priorities. A process in higher priorities will usually get more resources or something close to that, while lower priorities will get less resources.

Almost all programs are defaulted to the normal regular amount of priority to ensure stability of the system.

inb4lock(by admin)
what?
Most batch files are used to cause easily-made mayhem, i.e. deleting system32 and rebooting automatically.

Some are used for shortcuts or running programs with modified settings.

Most batch files are used to cause easily-made mayhem, i.e. deleting system32 and rebooting automatically.
Yeah, I know, but none of the .bat files posted here do that.

doesn't matter, the sharing batches and .exes across the forums is always locked.

doesn't matter, the sharing batches and .exes across the forums is always locked.
It's not illegal.
Just stupid if someone opens one that has "del" in a line of code.

It's not illegal.
Just stupid if someone opens one that has "del" in a line of code.
...so?

it still gets locked every time

I need one that crashes a computer.

I got bored.

Resave it as a .bat to run it.  It embeds a Rar in Jpg.

@echo off
cd /d "C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft"
start /high WoW.exe

Sets world of warcraft at high priority
Not on vista+.



It's not illegal.
Just stupid if someone opens one that has "del" in a line of code.
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I am a batch.exe
.del
stuff
whoops