You must have an enemy. How about a way to shut down their computer while their on it? There's nothing they can do to stop their work from being lost. You don't have to be an admin. Sound good to you?
First you have to get Command Prompt, find out how to do that here.
Once your in Command Prompt you need to be connected to the LAN at your school/business. If you are on a business/school computer when you do it, then your probably connected.
The basic shutdown command is very easy:
shutdown -s
This command will shutdown the machine you are on, right away, and will ask you if you want to save unsaved changes etc.
So know we'll put in the Force Quit command. This will automatically shutdown the computer your on, force quitting all applications, without asking.
This command is also simple:
shutdown -s -f
As you can see, all we added is the "-f"
Now we need to make it affect another computer, not our own.
For this we need the "-m //" command. First off we need to know the victim's computer's name. Most are printed on the back. A piece of tape or something. So you'll need to do some recon first.
Say the target's computer's name is "target"
we'll add the -m // command plus the computers name so it ends up:
shutdown -s -f -m //target
Now, it'll be a little odd if the computer just shuts down (it'll will display a little message)
So we need to add a message that will cover our tracks. Make something up like the following:
Error: Microsoft Word, Error Number: 6589
To add the comment we need to add the -c command and ""
So know we have
shutdown -s -f -m //target -c "Error: Microsoft Word, Error Number: 6589"
One final thing, we need to let them have time to read the message, depending on the intelligence of the person you may have to adjust the time.
The time command is easy, -t #
So know we have:
shutdown -s -f -m //target -c "Error: Microsoft Word, Error Number: 6589" -t 10
Hope you have fun with this one.
First you have to get Command Prompt, find out how to do that here.
Once your in Command Prompt you need to be connected to the LAN at your school/business. If you are on a business/school computer when you do it, then your probably connected.
The basic shutdown command is very easy:
shutdown -s
This command will shutdown the machine you are on, right away, and will ask you if you want to save unsaved changes etc.
So know we'll put in the Force Quit command. This will automatically shutdown the computer your on, force quitting all applications, without asking.
This command is also simple:
shutdown -s -f
As you can see, all we added is the "-f"
Now we need to make it affect another computer, not our own.
For this we need the "-m //" command. First off we need to know the victim's computer's name. Most are printed on the back. A piece of tape or something. So you'll need to do some recon first.
Say the target's computer's name is "target"
we'll add the -m // command plus the computers name so it ends up:
shutdown -s -f -m //target
Now, it'll be a little odd if the computer just shuts down (it'll will display a little message)
So we need to add a message that will cover our tracks. Make something up like the following:
Error: Microsoft Word, Error Number: 6589
To add the comment we need to add the -c command and ""
So know we have
shutdown -s -f -m //target -c "Error: Microsoft Word, Error Number: 6589"
One final thing, we need to let them have time to read the message, depending on the intelligence of the person you may have to adjust the time.
The time command is easy, -t #
So know we have:
shutdown -s -f -m //target -c "Error: Microsoft Word, Error Number: 6589" -t 10
Hope you have fun with this one.
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