Here are three batch files that you can create in literally 10 seconds!!!!! The last one is pretty cool!
Shutdown.bat
This batch file can harmlessly shutdown a computer and all you need is notepad.
1. Open up 'Notepad'.
2. Then copy and paste the code below into 'Notepad'.
c:\windows\system32\shutdown -s -f -t 00
3. Go to 'Save As' then save the document as whatever you like (my example is 'Shutdown.bat') but MAKE SURE you put .bat instead of .txt and then save as 'all files' NOT '.txt'!
4. If you're trying to fool a computer-dumb friend, name the document something unsuspicious such as OMGCLICKTHIS.bat! (That was a joke by the way.........) but something like 'ActionGame.bat'.
5. Then click on the file and it will shutdown the computer. Simple!
6. If you want to set a timer for the computer to shut down, replace '00' with whatever numbers you like. I think 30 is equivalent to 5mins but I could be completely wrong.
Restart.bat
Exactly the same as above just different code!!
1. Open up 'Notepad'.
2. Then copy and paste the code below into 'Notepad'.
shutdown.exe -r -t 00
3. Go to 'Save As' then save the document as whatever you like (my example is 'Restart.bat') but MAKE SURE you put .bat instead of .txt and then save as 'all files' NOT '.txt'!
4. If you're trying to fool a computer-dumb friend, name the document something unsuspicious such as OMGCLICKTHIS.bat! (That was a joke by the way.........) but something like 'ActionGame.bat'.
5. Then click on the file and it will shutdown the computer. Simple!
6. If you want to set a timer for the computer to shut down, replace '00' with whatever numbers you like. I think 30 is equivalent to 5mins but I could be completely wrong.
Matrix.bat 1. Open up 'Notepad'.
2. Go to 'Save As' then save the document as Matrix.bat it HAS to be called Matrix. MAKE SURE you put Matrix.bat instead of .txt and then save as 'all files' NOT '.txt'!
3. Then click on the file to see this appear below! Sorted, you're a computer genius!
