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    Default How to make a script undeleteable???

    I have a script which looks like this:

    On Error Resume Next
    Set WSHShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

    WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
    WshShell.Run "notepad", 1
    WshShell.AppActivate "ÞÐÀÀÀÀÀÀÀÀÀÀÀ ÀÕÀÕÀÕÀÕÀÕÀÕÀÕ "
    dim ms(25)
    ms(0) = "1"
    ms(1) = "2"
    ms(2) = "3"
    ms(3) = " "
    ms(4) = "4"
    ms(5) = " "
    ms(6) = "5"
    ms(7) = "6"
    ms(8) = "7"
    ms(9) = "8"
    ms(10) = "9"
    ms(11) = " "
    ms(12) = "10"
    ms(13) = "11"
    ms(14) = "12"
    ms(15) = "13"
    ms(16) = "14"
    ms(17) = "15"
    ms(18) = Chr(13)
    ms(19) = "~"

    WScript.Sleep 1000
    dy=0
    do while(1)
    dy=dy+1
    For Each Item in ms
    WScript.Sleep 25
    WshShell.SendKeys Item
    next
    loop



    It's a simple .exe file, but what should I do to make it undeleateable and to make it start every time a user log on to his computer???

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    Set it to read only and put it in the startup folder.
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    Well it should work if i wanted to do it on my computer, but can i make the script to copy itself to a folder, for example ''system32'' where it overwrites another file, which windows automaticly opens on startup???

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    That sounds a little too much like hacking. Why do you want to do this?
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    Well, today I got a prank script from a friend which almost broke my system permanently. I just want to send him back something much more worse.
    I wish to make a script which turn's on every time he would log on. And the only way he could get rid off it would be format C:\ or complete windows reinstalling.

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    You are in the wrong forum, DD doesn't support that kind of behavior.

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    If you would like an answer to that question. Please direct yourself to a hacking forum. 2 wrongs don't make a right. As Snookerman said - please don't ask anymore hacking questions again.
    Jeremy | jfein.net

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    Well okay! Thank's for you're support! I'll search somewhere else.
    I'm sorry for this Thread!

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    better yet... don't have this person as a friend anymore?

    because if you get caught performing this type of action you can go to jail.

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