launching a window's batch file from linux
Hello linux fans,
I was watching some videos on youtube.com on playing pranks on windows machines, like fake error messages, shutdowns, fake deletion of files, etc... Anyway, these pranks are simple batch files, The trick is to get my family to click on the icon without them being suspicious. Is there a way, that I can launch the batch file from my linux machine? My family likes to play jokes on each other :D |
You could try setting up an ssh server on the windows box (might require setting up cygwin), then login over ssh and try running the batch file. Not sure if it'll work or not...
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Get a fake IE or Firefox icon (whatever they use), remove the old real icon, Place a launcher to file on the windows desktop (shortcut), use the fake icon. When they click it the batch file will run...lol that would work :).
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thanks pljvaldez and corbintechboy for your suggestions. I think I'll try the latter one using fake icons as it is more simpler to do.
Of course, I'm open to any more suggestions. Thanks in advance |
I wonder if there's a cron equivalent for Windows. Then you could make it pop up every so often with no user interaction. :D
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I don't want to be seen as condoning or encouraging adolescent pranks, but cron is available with Cygwin.
(Oh God, I'm starting to sound my age...) |
Codepage
One of my favorites has always been to load a different codepage/national language support depending on login. So if Stevie logs into my computer he gets a German keyboard, fonts, and menus. When Joey logs in, he gets Russian, etc. Non-destructive but always good for a laugh.
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To get any full screen errors (kernel panic?): Code:
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thanks theriddle for your input.
It was nothing important, just wanted to play some pranks on my family members. Lots of fake viruses and other pranks are on youtube writing simple batch files. lol |
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