Annoying Pop Up for Windows XP / 7 - VBScript EASY HACK trick tutorial - mean joke

Easy tutorial on how to make an annoying Vbscript Pop UP Message Box. NO PROGRAMMING KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED. Annoy your friends and co-workers.

Feel free to play this trick on your friends and give me a video response of them getting had by this trick.

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x=msgbox("Gingers DO have souls!",4+12+4096, "Fatal Error")

dim sURL
sURL= "http://www.youtube.com/designzonebanned"
dim objIE
Set objIE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
objIE.visible = True
objIE.navigate(surl)

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Entertainment

Tags:

• Vbscript Pop UP
• Message Box
• annoying pop up
• windows 7 hacks
• windows 7 tricks

[Daniel702ify]

this is a vary cool trick to play on someone.

[Laffen831]

Nice background!

[stanworth88]

Instead of navigating all that way for the startup folder for one user, you could have more fun by creating a startup directory in the root of C:\Program Files and naming the folder startup, this acts as a startup folder like whats in XP.

[Julzso23]

Sounds good but not very annoying

It would be better as just a repeated file that opens every time you press ok

[designzonebanned]

Haha, thanks. I hope this prank works out for you!

Yes, change the location to where ever you place the music file. If you make a new folder to hide it, and name it something like "windows32", your path would look something like "C:\windows32\MyMusicFile.mp3" in the script.

Just make sure that you test it on your machine first as any little stray space can mess up the file and give you an error.

Good luck!

[designzonebanned]

Also, I tested the music on Win XP (not sure if it works on Win 7). And, if you cut and paste from my comment, watch out for a weird character after the word "run" that looks like either a "square" or a "?" when you view it in notepad. Just remove the bad character and you're good to go.

Make sure your music code is the last part of your program

[designzonebanned]

Thanks. Oh, hell yea. Drop this line into your code:

CreateObject("WScript.Shell"). Run "wmplayer " & Chr(34) & "C:\BlackEyedPeas-PumpIt.mp3" & Chr(34), 0

Just make sure

1) the command is all on the SAME line (youtube breaks it to 2 lines)

2) you change "C:\BlackEyedPeas-PumpIt.mp3" to your mp3 and your mp3's path!

3) test your script to make sure it works first

Let me know how it goes.