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SOME UNIQUE TRICK FOR FUN WITH COMPUTER.
Unclick-able desktop
In
this trick we learn a funny trick. After doing this we can't able to
click or select our desktop icons. this one is absolutely recent however
typically users won't apprehend what happened.
lets start.
At first we need a screenshot of desktop.
just press "Print Screen" on your keyboard when no program is not open and you on desktop. (sometimes shown as "Print Scrn").
open paint (start>all programs > accessories > paint) > edit > paste (Ctrl+V).
You should now have an image of your desktop.
File> SAVE.
Save the image to your PC (not on your desktop) and save it as BMP. You'll now have the file like this: C:/Desktop.bmp.
lets start.
At first we need a screenshot of desktop.
just press "Print Screen" on your keyboard when no program is not open and you on desktop. (sometimes shown as "Print Scrn").
open paint (start>all programs > accessories > paint) > edit > paste (Ctrl+V).
You should now have an image of your desktop.
File> SAVE.
Save the image to your PC (not on your desktop) and save it as BMP. You'll now have the file like this: C:/Desktop.bmp.
Next,
right click on desktop> properties > Desktop > Browse...> Navigate to your screenshot and press OK to set it as your background. You're almost done now.
Right-click your desktop > "Arrange icons by" > "Show desktop icons". There you have it, the icons on the
desktop can not be clicked anymore.
Desktop upside down
After previsou trick > just few step need to do this trick.
Open that image in Paint > rotate the image (Ctrl+R) and set it to 180 degrees. Save to file again as BMP, like this: C:/Potksed.bmp.
in previous process again set that image to you desktop background.
Now see your desktop is rotated.
Now just one step need. right click on taskbar> properties> then click auto hide the taskbar button.
then Ok.
Now see you full desktop is turned down.
Open that image in Paint > rotate the image (Ctrl+R) and set it to 180 degrees. Save to file again as BMP, like this: C:/Potksed.bmp.
in previous process again set that image to you desktop background.
Now see your desktop is rotated.
Now just one step need. right click on taskbar> properties> then click auto hide the taskbar button.
then Ok.
Now see you full desktop is turned down.
Strange sounds
A PC has some build-in audio files that are played
when doing something. For example, when you start navigating you'll hear a
"click" and when you disconnect a USB device you'll hear another sound.
Change these sounds into something that you want!
First, search on the internet for the correct audio file (Example: Farts, Screams etc.). If the file is in MP3 format, convert them to WAV. Save the WAV files to C:/WINDOWS/Media/.
Now go to Start > Settings > Control Panel and double click on "Sounds and Audio Devices". Go to the tab Sounds and look for the correct sound in the list that you want to change. Change it by selecting the event and clicking on Browse... Navigate and select your new WAV file and press OK to save.
First, search on the internet for the correct audio file (Example: Farts, Screams etc.). If the file is in MP3 format, convert them to WAV. Save the WAV files to C:/WINDOWS/Media/.
Now go to Start > Settings > Control Panel and double click on "Sounds and Audio Devices". Go to the tab Sounds and look for the correct sound in the list that you want to change. Change it by selecting the event and clicking on Browse... Navigate and select your new WAV file and press OK to save.
Boogieman
Normally, WAV files are played with Windows Media
Player. In this joke, you don't want this to happen. We'll write a VBS-file
(Visual Basic) in this joke that will run audio files that you can't see.
Open up Notepad and copy the following code:
strSoundFile = "C:\WINDOWS\Media\[YOURSOUNDFILE].wav"
Set objShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
strCommand = "sndrec32 /play /close" & chr(34) & strSoundFile & chr(34)
objShell.Run strCommand, 0, False
Change the [YOURSOUNDFILE] to the sound file you want to play. Now save the file to your harddisk, like this: C:/Sound.vbs. Double-click the VBS file to try if it works.
You probably want to play these files automaticly. You can do this by creating tasks. Go to Start > All programs > Accessories > System Tools > Scheduled Tasks. A new window will appear. Double click on "Add scheduled task" and follow the instructions. Select your VBS file when the wizard asks if you want to open a software application. You want your PC to scream at 4 AM?
Open up Notepad and copy the following code:
strSoundFile = "C:\WINDOWS\Media\[YOURSOUNDFILE].wav"
Set objShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
strCommand = "sndrec32 /play /close" & chr(34) & strSoundFile & chr(34)
objShell.Run strCommand, 0, False
Change the [YOURSOUNDFILE] to the sound file you want to play. Now save the file to your harddisk, like this: C:/Sound.vbs. Double-click the VBS file to try if it works.
You probably want to play these files automaticly. You can do this by creating tasks. Go to Start > All programs > Accessories > System Tools > Scheduled Tasks. A new window will appear. Double click on "Add scheduled task" and follow the instructions. Select your VBS file when the wizard asks if you want to open a software application. You want your PC to scream at 4 AM?
Shortcuts changed
Pretty corny joke, but still one that can drive
other users insane. Shortcuts are nothing more than files pointing to other
files that they should startup. For example, if you have a Windows Media Player
shortcut on your desktop, right click on the shortcut and select Properties.
The Target will be something like:C:/Program Files/Windows Media Player/wmplayer.exe. Change this line into another
one, like C:/Program
Files/MSN Messenger/msnmsgr.exe for MSN Messenger. Press OK to save the changes.
Probably the icon will have changed too. No problem about that, you can change that. Right-click the shortcut and select Properties. Choose the Shortcut tab. Click on the Change Icon button and navigate to your previous program, such as Windows Media Player. Click "Open" to select the file and press OK to save.
Probably the icon will have changed too. No problem about that, you can change that. Right-click the shortcut and select Properties. Choose the Shortcut tab. Click on the Change Icon button and navigate to your previous program, such as Windows Media Player. Click "Open" to select the file and press OK to save.
Format C
Formatting is what users are very afraid of. Go to
RJLSoftware and download FakeFormat. The title is self-explaining: It'll look like as
if you're formatting your PC. Additionally, the creators from this program
disallow the functionality of shutting down. Double trouble!
The Finger
And while you're still at RJLSoftware don't forget
to download The
Finger. This
little program will change your cursor into another finger and you'll already
have guessed which one it is. Make sure you check the command line options.
Place the EXE file in de startup folder of your PC and wait untill other users
find out.
Haunted DVD-/CD-Player
Software can have control over hardware. If you
used Nero, you'll probably noticed that, when you're done coping a CD / DVD,
the CD / DVD will be ejected automaticly. Why not make use of this function? Go
to cd-eject-tool.com and download the program. The
specialty about this program, is that you can create shortcuts that directly
drive the program. Create a shortcut that opens the CD / DVD drive and put it
in the scheduele and wait for your victim.
Melting Desktop
Go to Soft4fun and download the
"ScreenSmelter". When you run this program, it'll look like as if the
desktop is melting in front of your nose. Make it a task and nobody will know
what happened. Except for you.
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