Shutdown Enemy's PC

Shutdown Enemy's Pc Forcefully ( trick ) ☺☺☺ Here Are also Other Virusin Next Post SHUTDOWN ENEMY'S PC FORCEFULLY READ IT ok guys EXCELLENT TRICK !!!!!! with this trick u can make ur OPPONENT'S PC SHUTDOWN. read CAREFULLLY its very easy and excellent. SHUTDOWN OPPONENT'S PC FORCEFULLY. how it runs- you make a shutdown exe and make ur enemy run. and it happen in 4 EASY STEPS---->> *************** START **************** 1)OPEN NOTEPAD 2)WRITE SHUTDOWN -S (SHUTDOWN(SPACEBAR)-S) 3)SAVE IT WITH NAME SHUTDOWN.BAT (BAT STANDS FOR BATCH FILE--NEED NOT TO GET INTO THIS CRAP JUST DO AS I ASK) 4)SEND THE SAVED FILE TO UR FRIEND AND ASK HIM TO RUN IT.(VIA ANY MASSENGER(YAHOO,MSN,IRC,EYEBALL,ETC ETC ETC ANYYYYY)OR EMAIL HIM THIS SAVED .BAT FILE. ***************THATS IT FINISHED*************** OK NOW AS SOON AS UR FRIEND OR ENEMY WILL RUN IT HIS PC WILL SHUTDOWN,WITH THE COUNTDOWN STARTING FROM 30 SEC

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step 1All about control For many years, video game controllers were straightforward: push a joystick to move and hit a button to jump or fire. Successive generations of gaming consoles added more buttons, another joystick, and a d-pad or two, but for the most part gamers were still moving sticks around and pushing on buttons. The evolution of the peripheral had a slow and steady pace. In 2006, Nintendo shook this up with its release of the Wii console. In addition to the buttons and joysticks, the controllers could also detect motion. So instead of button pushes for actions, gamers were mimicking what was happening on the screen. Swings of the controller became bowling, baseball, and even dancing. These intuitive controls enabled lots of non-gamers to play, even becoming popular with senior citizens, and pushed sales of the console past 70 million worldwide. Two groups were paying close attention to the Wii: Microsoft and hackers. Microsoft saw the potential in freeing gamers from controllers and started the Kinect project, originally known as Project Natal. With the Kinect, a pair of cameras record video and depth and are able to combine the information to precisely see the player's body position. Now no controllers were needed at all and gamers could play just by moving around. Meanwhile, hackers saw the Wii's controllers as wonderful tools that were dying to be put to use for things besides games, such as head-tracking, virtual whiteboards, and controlling a 15-ton robotic arm. One such hacker, Johnny Lee, made such cool use of the Wii that he was hired on by Microsoft for the Kinect.