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I have been working on a small little virus to mess with some friends, when you start up the program it will ask you what file type you would like to shuffle, after inputting that it will do the rest of the work for you! Any ideas on what I could add to the program? (You can find it here https://github.com/SkullScript/Puffle-Shuffle)

WDuckyFlasher This is a ducky firmware flasher with all firmwares built in. It is handy in case you only have a nearby windows computer because this is made in batch! I'm always open for suggestions! Have fun. Download link [ZIP]

Hoi! So, I've decided to post a script that I've been using for many years. What it does is lock a folder with a specified password, allowing you to hide and unhide a folder from view any time you please. Keep in mind the code isn't entirely mine - it's an upgraded version of script I found on the internet many years ago. The method of hiding the folder can be seen through if the intruder suspects that there is something hidden there. If a hacker or pentester suspected that there was a hidden file they could find it fairly easily, and I'll tell you how later on in this post. However, if anyone else approached your computer and looked at the files they probably wouldn't look twice. I mean, would you? I don't, unless I suspect.. So, here's the code (why can't we have spoiler tags..): @echo off color 0a :LOAD cls if EXIST "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" goto MAIN if NOT EXIST MyStuff goto MFOLDER goto MAIN :MAIN cls echo [ FolderLocker V3 ] echo. echo 1 - LOCK FOLDER echo 2 - UNLOCK FOLDER echo 3 - EXIT echo. set /p Choice=Choice: if %Choice% == 1 goto CONFIRMLOCK if %Choice% == 2 goto UNLOCK if %Choice% == 3 goto EXIT goto MAIN :LOCK ren "MyStuff" "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" attrib +h +s "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" echo Folder 'MyStuff' has been locked. timeout /t 1 >NUL goto MAIN :CONFIRMLOCK cls echo [ FolderLocker V3 ] echo. echo Lock Folder 'MyStuff'? (Y/N) set /p Choice=Choice: if %Choice% == Y goto LOCK if %Choice% == y goto LOCK if %Choice% == N goto MAIN if %Choice% == n goto MAIN echo Invalid choice. timeout /t 1 >NUL goto MAIN :UNLOCK cls echo [ FolderLocker V3 ] echo. echo Folder's Password: set /p Password=Password: if NOT %Password% == password goto EXIT ELSE attrib -h -s "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" ren "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" "MyStuff" echo Folder 'MyStuff' has been unlocked. timeout /t 1 >NUL goto MAIN :MFOLDER cls echo [ FolderLocker V3 ] echo. md MyStuff echo Folder 'MyStuff' has been created. timeout /t 1 >NUL goto MAIN :EXIT To change the password, just put your password in the :UNLOCK function, 6th line down from the line ":UNLOCK". You can also configure the commands so that it can unlock/lock a file in another directory, making it harder for a random person to know where the folder is, and greatly reduces the chances of someone suspecting a hidden folder (come on, a batch/exe file sitting there saying "FolderLockerV3" isn't going to spark some suspicion?). The folder to be locked is called 'MyStuff', to those who can't understand batch overly well. Anyway, as you may have deducted, the method of hiding the file is very simple. It adds the hidden tag on the file (obviously), but then makes Windows think it's a protected OS file (specifically, a Control Panel file). To view the file when it's hidden, you can click on the 'Options' button under 'View' in Windows Explorer and then click on 'Change folder and search options', then go to the 'View' tab, click on 'Show hidden files, folders and drives', scroll down a little more and then untick 'Hide protected operating system files'. Click on 'Apply' and 'Ok', then you should see the Control Panel folder with all it's contents. So you can see it's not overly secure but it's not obvious to those who don't know how it's secured. Now that I've told you it seems easy, right? If you didn't know you might be hard pressed to find out, assuming the owner of the folder converted the batch into an executable or something else that hides plain text. Anyway, enjoy and let me know if you have any other improvements or changes you want to (or are even going to) make to this code! I would love to know your ideas.

Hi all, I'm having a very odd issue with a batch file, simply designed to ping a machine and report it up or down. The script is as follows; ping -n 1 192.168.0.1 | find "TTL=" >nul if errorlevel 1 ( echo Host down. ) else ( echo Host up. ) The weirdness comes from the fact that, if I run the above as Admin, it works fine. However, if I just double click the batch file as a standard user, it returns; ^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^Cthe process tried to write to a nonexistent pipe^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C ^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C ^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C^C etc... The CTRL+C (^C) prompts come up over and over for a while, until CMD crashes out. I'm not pressing CTRL+C. I have no idea what's going on!

I'm attempting to create a FOR each user DO set a variable 'UserID' and then echo each User ID back. Why does this . . . FOR %%Z IN (SDESK1 SDESK2 SDESK3 SDESK4) DO (set UserID=%%Z echo %UserID%) . . . not set %UserID% correctly? It just echoes as '%Z' The output should technically just list each UserID one at a time; SDESK1 SDESK2 SDESK3 SDESK4 Sorry, it's been a while since I used FOR in batch and I'm sure I must be getting some syntax wrong! Cheers.

Hi all, Here's a nice script, entirely in a batch file, that ; Prompts for input of a user's Full Name and Email Address Sets their password to a random string of uppercase, lowercase and numerical characters. Generates an email to send to them, with their new password. Notes; Length of the password can be set using the line Set _RNDLength= Whether user has to reset their password on logging in can be set with -mustchpwd Amend OU= and DC= for your own companie's domain. @echo off :Start endlocal echo. echo This script will reset the password for a user, using their Full Name, echo and then generate the email to be sent to them. echo. echo Passwords are automatically set as 10 digits, using lowercase, echo uppercase and numbers. echo. echo. echo. set /p "DisplayName= Full Name : %=%" echo. echo. set /p "EmailAddress= Email : %=%" cls Setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion Set _RNDLength=10 Set _Alphanumeric=ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789 Set _Str=%_Alphanumeric%987654321 :_LenLoop IF NOT "%_Str:~18%"=="" SET _Str=%_Str:~9%& SET /A _Len+=9& GOTO :_LenLoop SET _tmp=%_Str:~9,1% SET /A _Len=_Len+_tmp SET _count=0 SET _RndAlphaNum= :_loop SET /a _count+=1 SET _RND=%Random% SET /A _RND=_RND%%%_Len% SET _RndAlphaNum=!_RndAlphaNum!!_Alphanumeric:~%_RND%,1! If !_count! lss %_RNDLength% goto _loop dsmod user "CN=%DisplayName%,OU=[OU],DC=[DC],DC=co,DC=uk" -pwd !_RndAlphaNum! -mustchpwd no IF ERRORLEVEL 0 ( GOTO SendEmail ) ELSE ( echo. echo Failed. echo. Pause GOTO Start ) :SendEmail start "" "mailto:%EmailAddress%?subject=Password%%20Reset&body=Hello,%%0D%%0A%%0D%%0AYour%%20AD%%20password%%20has%%20been%%20reset%%20to%%20!_RndAlphaNum!%%0D%%0A%%0D%%0AKind Regards,%%0D%%0A%%0D%%0AYour%%20Name" cls GOTO Start Email generated looks like this; Hello, Your AD password has been reset to kD5Xjfd8A6 Kind Regards, Your Name This saves me some time at work when we get loads of emails asking for password resets for AD accounts. Takes 30 seconds instead of a few minutes.

Hi all, I'm using... wmic /node:%Hostname% os get lastbootuptime ... which gives the output as a WMIDateTime (Last time a PC was rebooted)... 20160104102930 Is there a way for me to convert this output to a nicely formatted date/time from within the batch file? In this case, I'd like the output to be something like 04/01/2016 10:29 I've had a look around the net, but couldn't find what I needed. Surely batch can do this, without having to rely on Javascript/Powershell? Thank you.

Hi all, More batch script goodness. I'm using PSTools' psloggedon for this. In CMD, if I input 'psloggedon -l -x \\HOSTNAME' I get the following result... Connecting to Registry of \\HOSTNAME... Users logged on locally: DOMAIN\USER_ONE DOMAIN\USER_TWO DOMAIN\USER_THREE DOMAIN\USER_FOUR Using FOR in a batch script, I would expect skipping the first 2 populated lines (using /F) and setting the delimiter as '\' should allow me to pipe just the usernames to the screen, however it isn't working. I am using the following... @echo off for /f "skip=2 tokens=2 delims=\" %%a in ('psloggedon -l -x \\%Hostname%') do set "LoggedOnUsers=%%a" echo "%LoggedOnUsers%" ...which results in the variable %LoggedOnUsers% being echo'd as simply... USER_TWO The end result I am aiming for is to output a list of all usernames logged on to a Hostname, regardless of whether it's just 1 user or many users, and then offer a CHOICE to the user of which username they want to select. For example, if a machine had 4 users logged on to it, the return would be; A. USER_ONE B. USER_TWO C. USER_THREE D. USER_FOUR Select a user : A,B,C,D [set variable based on whether input is A, B, C or D to the username for that selection] Where am I going wrong? Thank you. *edit* Amended spelling.

Hello all, Sorry to ask another CMD/Batch question, I'm still learning and having way too much fun ;) I'm trying to add a printer using... rundll32.exe printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /in /n "\\servername\Printer Name" ... which works great IF you know the full name of the printer you are trying to add. If I use Windows 7's Control Panel > Devices & Printers to add a printer, I can select; Add A Printer > Add A Network Printer > The Printer I Want Isn't Listed > Find a printer in the directory and then type in a small section of the printer's name and it will find it. For example, one of our printers is called 'Q123 HP LJ MFP M880 on SERVERNAME' but I can find it by simply typing in Q123. Is there a way that I can get the batch command to add the printer using something like... rundll32.exe printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /in /n "Q123" ... and get the system to do the same kind of search it would do if I went through the control panel (automatically search our print server for a name like 'Q123' and install it?) I have trawled the internet for a while looking for this info, but was unsuccessful in finding anything that didn't state to input the full name of the printer. Thank you in advance. *edit* Amended grammar/spelling.

Hey guys and gals. So at work, I'm noticing a lot of little programs that I find running all the time. But with the way the corporate image is, I can't deploy the duck easily for this (Bummer!!) so I've decided to go basic and creat a .bat menu screen for the user that can be accessed via the intranet. The main program calls smaller programs into the same window. I'm a little rusty with my .DOS, what I'm trying to do are a few different things: - I have a .ps1 powershell script I want to execute via the menu screen , but I'm not sure where I'm going wrong because it just dies immediately. I'm calling the following: :selection4 Cls Start powershell GetComputerISE.PS1 H:\batmenu.bat (Running all from my jump drive , h:\, until it's ready for full deployment) - is there a way I can minimize the file handling (say with C you can just make a method of these other programs and call the method) , or can I even upload these smaller programs to Dropbox and call it through the URL?

Would this be possible? I can see how it would be, but i just wanted to see if one of the DEV's could confirm the complexity of it. It seems simple enough, i think... Find and run the commands that the HTML/JS ui calls, wait till it executes correctly and exits, then execute the next module fetch/get command, wait till completion, so on so forth. For my purposes, a simple static script would work fine. But it would be nice if it could somehow parse a list of availible modules, their install scripts/commands, etc and then prompt the user to choose which modules they want, and then the user waits, presto. If someone could just point me in the right direction and/or get me started, i could in theory have it done fairly quickly ThunderMoose