An even better one to top the Top Secret Folder trick.Lol I did that once XD
Make a screenshot of the desktop, make it the desktop background, then uncheck "Show Desktop Icons"
Every single icon looks like its there, but you can't do anything to them.
Wow, you guys are such fools taking advantage of technology challenged people! :PLol don't worry, I don't think much people here really spend their entire time doing that, though. Else it would be blatant troublemaking/bullying/vandalism and I don't think people here advocates such behavior :P. Usually if those pranks are done, it will just be for fun or if someone really caused trouble to them.
I see, maybe I'm a good boy so I don't do these kind of stuff, that's all. No offense everyone.Same, I personally wouldn't do this XD. Well... except maybe if a computer crashed and was stalled on DOS and I typed Virus detected or that stuff, but that's about it. I would not want to get caught and my parents to know, not to mention at school you could get banned from computer usage here if you did bad stuff, anyway, and I loved computer stuff so much that I would never have wanted that to happen (especially that I did not have a computer at home back then). Also I preferred doing more productive stuff with my time.
My favorite one is so easy it's ridiculous
Artificial BASIC program lock
:While I!=pi
:Input "",I
:Disp I
:End
and run it :P
My math teacher couldn't figure it out for 5 minutes, then made me show him :D
My favorite one is so easy it's ridiculous
Artificial BASIC program lock
:While I!=pi
:Input "",I
:Disp I
:End
and run it :P
My math teacher couldn't figure it out for 5 minutes, then made me show him :D
you can use the asm code that turns off the on interrupt >:DI did that once...I sent a game around the school. It kept track of the number of times it was run, then on the 20th time turned off the ON key and displayed "FALCON PUNCH." I also wrote a program that created convincing fake errors--but for the fact that they were things like "ERR: DIVIDE BY 2."
But doesn't that leaveThat's what the expr( is for. If they enter an equation, it solves it and Disp's the answer as it would a number on the homescreen. If they input a string, it Disp's the string as it would on the homescreen.
1+1
as 1+1? plus, it prints on the left.
just as mean (if not more) but not as sneaky.
Also fun is to add 2randint(0,1)-1 to the expr(), so everything comes out wrong.But doesn't that leaveThat's what the expr( is for. If they enter an equation, it solves it and Disp's the answer as it would a number on the homescreen. If they input a string, it Disp's the string as it would on the homescreen.
1+1
as 1+1? plus, it prints on the left.
just as mean (if not more) but not as sneaky.
Another thing. our command prompt has two protections. one to all files, and this one,
(http://i1-news.softpedia-static.com/images/news2/Block-Access-to-Command-Prompt-2.png)
so i just Googled, how to block command prompt, 1st page, showed how to block and unblock :P
That looks just like the cmd in my school.
I got around setting backgrounds by going into pictures and selecting "Set as Background". I also got around adding items to the desktop (I forget how :().
I'm trying to do the top secret folder trick at my school, but both setting backgrounds and command prompt are blocked, along with viewing pretty much any file in windows explorer.Another thing. our command prompt has two protections. one to all files, and this one,
(http://i1-news.softpedia-static.com/images/news2/Block-Access-to-Command-Prompt-2.png)
so i just Googled, how to block command prompt, 1st page, showed how to block and unblock :P
I googled how to unblock it too, and I need to use a program called gpedit, but thats also blocked. The only real breakthrough in my school's security that I found is being in Firefox at file:///C:/ can show the computers files. Only in Firefox, not IE.
I was wondering if you guys might be able to advise me how sneak past all this.
Except that this post kinda breaks the rules by itself with the first comment, because it is rude.I'm trying to do the top secret folder trick at my school, but both setting backgrounds and command prompt are blocked, along with viewing pretty much any file in windows explorer.Another thing. our command prompt has two protections. one to all files, and this one,
(http://i1-news.softpedia-static.com/images/news2/Block-Access-to-Command-Prompt-2.png)
so i just Googled, how to block command prompt, 1st page, showed how to block and unblock :P
I googled how to unblock it too, and I need to use a program called gpedit, but thats also blocked. The only real breakthrough in my school's security that I found is being in Firefox at file:///C:/ can show the computers files. Only in Firefox, not IE.
I was wondering if you guys might be able to advise me how sneak past all this.
are you serious... did you not read back in the earlier posts? I believed i mentioned how my friends and i got past this...
We just googled, 'how to block command prompt'.
Due to not wishing to reread the rules, i will just mention that the first non-sponsored result tells you how to block and unblock command prompt.
Except that this post kinda breaks the rules by itself with the first comment, because it is rude.I'm trying to do the top secret folder trick at my school, but both setting backgrounds and command prompt are blocked, along with viewing pretty much any file in windows explorer.Another thing. our command prompt has two protections. one to all files, and this one,
(http://i1-news.softpedia-static.com/images/news2/Block-Access-to-Command-Prompt-2.png)
so i just Googled, how to block command prompt, 1st page, showed how to block and unblock :P
I googled how to unblock it too, and I need to use a program called gpedit, but thats also blocked. The only real breakthrough in my school's security that I found is being in Firefox at file:///C:/ can show the computers files. Only in Firefox, not IE.
I was wondering if you guys might be able to advise me how sneak past all this.
are you serious... did you not read back in the earlier posts? I believed i mentioned how my friends and i got past this...
We just googled, 'how to block command prompt'.
Due to not wishing to reread the rules, i will just mention that the first non-sponsored result tells you how to block and unblock command prompt.
I blocked Google for everyone XD
I don't know if it's a valid prank, but we installed Linux on school computers. Did that 2 times, once a few years ago, for fun, and once a week ago, to replace a broken computer with an ill-functioning Windows.I wish teachers would see this as a benefit than a prank/bad trick D:
"shutdown -t 500" my computer just before logging off and giving it to another user. :P
Some kids were stupid enough to leave a shortcut to the halo trial in the root folder of our Q:\ Drive, so I just went to where it is and vandalized a little :P changed the extension to fail and made a script that shuts down the computer if they wanted to try it out :P I'm pretty sure that this copy was made by the kids who ruined it for the rest of us last year :/
oh I also made the shutdown script and put it in the root of the Q:\ drive naming it BANANA...wonder if anybody will click it
For us we put starcraft on the computers. ;DThe game of all games ;D
Lol, but once they start banging on their keyboards, they'll get to F11 eventually (or is that ESC?).
EDIT: Better idea: Shot the BSoD and set it as the desktop background. Then delete all the desktop icons and minimize the tray >:D
Lol, but once they start banging on their keyboards, they'll get to F11 eventually (or is that ESC?).
EDIT: Better idea: Shot the BSoD and set it as the desktop background. Then delete all the desktop icons and minimize the tray >:D
They're jerks if you get suspended just for a deleting a desktop icon x.x. Like if it was the end of the world if that happened. Normally school comps got like 5 desktop icons that can easily be restored.
Well at our school all of the lockers are arranged by hallways, so freshmen have one hallway, sophomores have another ect... One year in high school some of the seniors got their hands on a master key for all of the locks, and mixed up all of the locker combination locks, taking the locks off one locker and switching them with another. All lockers except the seniors were affected XDLol that's epic ;D
Well at our school all of the lockers are arranged by hallways, so freshmen have one hallway, sophomores have another ect... One year in high school some of the seniors got their hands on a master key for all of the locks, and mixed up all of the locker combination locks, taking the locks off one locker and switching them with another. All lockers except the seniors were affected XD
Just remembered something else happening at my school - people are renaming desktop icons.
MS Word = MS Turd
Firefox = Fox humping the world
GIMP = PIMP (I started that one ;) )
MS Excel = MS SEXcel
Premier Tools = Premier Fools
The librarian always insists on doing a complete reimaging of the hard drive, and is threatening us with suspensions.
Its combination locks that are school issued and put onto the lockers. I imagine they used the master key (and/or made copies) and went around with a large bucket collecting them all, and then after just randomly snapping them all back onto the lockers.We got that kind of locks at work too. At school there was no master key, though, and we had to buy our own locks
lucky, I only get a 4 minute breaksame difference really, I actually lug my backpack every where so I don't have to go to my locker until after school. ;)
Some people in my programming class were doing the ctrl+alt+arrow key thing. None of the teachers knew how to change it back.
Doesn't work for me :(
EDIT: I'm on Windows 7 now too.
Another thing. our command prompt has two protections. one to all files, and this one,I was able to find a simple way to bypass this. I had needed to use rom8x.
(http://i1-news.softpedia-static.com/images/news2/Block-Access-to-Command-Prompt-2.png)
so i just Googled, how to block command prompt, 1st page, showed how to block and unblock :P
Instead of opening command prompt like i thought it would, it repeatedly opened cmd.bat over and over again >:D
I open a new text document and write ...Hm, somewhat similar to that but a bit different ;)
"start cmd"
I saved the file as cmd.bat, and i ran it.
Instead of opening command prompt like i thought it would, it repeatedly opened cmd.bat over and over again >:D
#include "windows.h"
#define ThisProgramsPath "C:\\FunGame.exe"
int main(int argc, char**argv) {
system(ThisProgramsPath);
return -666;
}My school uses all macs in the library, so hold control+option+command and press 8 for shits and giggles.I did that in third grade XD I was such a Mac freak back then. Now a lot of people at my school know about the trick.
As limited users, we can't do much at my school, so I used powershell to upgrade myself to an admin. :)How did you do that?
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LanSchool is a program teachers can use to monitor your computer remotely, as well as shut it down or blank the screen. In older versions of the software, the packets it uses are not encrypted, so it was possible to use this program called LanSchooled to do the same stuff the teacher's computer does. Once I used it to blank all the screens in the computer lab. :P Unfortunately, newer versions of LanSchool are not compatible. (v7.0 or greater)to add on to that, I got a util called procexp.exe. If the taskman is locked then this *might* give you access to it, otherwise, you can use this as a taskman. Shutdown the process that runs that allows the teacher to access your computer, then you can do *anything.
http://wiki.compsci.ca/index.php?title=LanSchool (http://wiki.compsci.ca/index.php?title=LanSchool)
like what?
As limited users, we can't do much at my school, so I used powershell to upgrade myself to an admin. :)
:w00t:
As limited users, we can't do much at my school, so I used powershell to upgrade myself to an admin. :)
:w00t:
How on earth did you do that?