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How to create a Google loop batch file

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I was just experimenting with batch files, and thought this was pretty fun to share.
If you close it, it will pop up again. One way to stop the loop is simply closing the CMD prompt.
To make it yourself doesn't take much time and is really easy to do!
Follow these steps to make your own loop:
1. Open Notepad
2. Typ in the following:
:top
ping -n 2 127.1nul
goto top"
(IMPORTANT NOTE: Please read the note I put in the beginning of the video! I can not write the missing character here!)
Do not copy the quotes with it.
Be careful tho - the "ping -n 2 127.1nu" line is very important! If you do not typ it in Notepad,
your computer will most likely crash when opening this file. This command will open up a new tab with Google every *second*. If you leave it out
it will just open a new tab with Google every.. millisecond? So be careful! Your computer will most likely freeze! The only way to fix it is
to hold the power button of your computer so it will force a shutdown. Then simply turn on the computer again.
4. Go to the location of the file, open it and try it :-).
Remember: if you want top stop the loop, simply close the CMD prompt. (CMD prompt is the little black screen which will pop up aswell when you
open the file). I'm doing it in the video too.
(5). If you want to create a "fake" file like I did with Internet Explorer, make sure to copy it to desktop first
as you're not able to change the original file's icon.
Note: I named it Internet Explorer even tho it pops up in Google Chrome, because I have Google Chrome set as my
standard browser. I do not like IE :P too slow and freezes too much.
If IE is your standard browser it will have the same effect but in IE.
Okay so once you've copied it to your desktop, right click it and go to properties, I believe it's in English,
then click the tab shortcut, choose to change image and pick the IE logo.
Change it's name to Internet Explorer and you're done.
You have now created your own "bug" file!
If you close it, it will pop up again. One way to stop the loop is simply closing the CMD prompt.
To make it yourself doesn't take much time and is really easy to do!
Follow these steps to make your own loop:
1. Open Notepad
2. Typ in the following:
:top
ping -n 2 127.1nul
goto top"
(IMPORTANT NOTE: Please read the note I put in the beginning of the video! I can not write the missing character here!)
Do not copy the quotes with it.
Be careful tho - the "ping -n 2 127.1nu" line is very important! If you do not typ it in Notepad,
your computer will most likely crash when opening this file. This command will open up a new tab with Google every *second*. If you leave it out
it will just open a new tab with Google every.. millisecond? So be careful! Your computer will most likely freeze! The only way to fix it is
to hold the power button of your computer so it will force a shutdown. Then simply turn on the computer again.
4. Go to the location of the file, open it and try it :-).
Remember: if you want top stop the loop, simply close the CMD prompt. (CMD prompt is the little black screen which will pop up aswell when you
open the file). I'm doing it in the video too.
(5). If you want to create a "fake" file like I did with Internet Explorer, make sure to copy it to desktop first
as you're not able to change the original file's icon.
Note: I named it Internet Explorer even tho it pops up in Google Chrome, because I have Google Chrome set as my
standard browser. I do not like IE :P too slow and freezes too much.
If IE is your standard browser it will have the same effect but in IE.
Okay so once you've copied it to your desktop, right click it and go to properties, I believe it's in English,
then click the tab shortcut, choose to change image and pick the IE logo.
Change it's name to Internet Explorer and you're done.
You have now created your own "bug" file!
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