[Deque]

I am really glad that you don't call it "Batch Virus Creator" as most people do, although they do not create viruses.

Looking at your source and seeing this:

Code:

C:\Program Files\Lavasoft\Ad-awa~1\*.exe

--> use environmental variables (link). Not everyone has Windows on Drive C.

I am going to try it out and give more feedback then.

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Alright, here it is with pictures:

The creator: As I am unable to resize the window, I can not see the first options anymore:



The malware: It asks the user if it shall act malicious (disable mouse etc). The processes haven't been found int this run, but I didn't have any browser open. Killing the processes works as I tested another time.



I assume you didn't run the resulting malware of your creator. Set up a VM for yourself with Windows, make a save point and run the malware. Afterwards set back your VM to the savepoint.
Creating programs without testing them is almost impossible.

[Deque]

I am really glad that you don't call it "Batch Virus Creator" as most people do, although they do not create viruses.

Looking at your source and seeing this:

Code:

C:\Program Files\Lavasoft\Ad-awa~1\*.exe

--> use environmental variables (link). Not everyone has Windows on Drive C.

I am going to try it out and give more feedback then.

__________________________________________________

Alright, here it is with pictures:

The creator: As I am unable to resize the window, I can not see the first options anymore:



The malware: It asks the user if it shall act malicious (disable mouse etc). The processes haven't been found int this run, but I didn't have any browser open. Killing the processes works as I tested another time.



I assume you didn't run the resulting malware of your creator. Set up a VM for yourself with Windows, make a save point and run the malware. Afterwards set back your VM to the savepoint.
Creating programs without testing them is almost impossible.

[fronty]

I have tried it out and it's not working for me..

[fronty]

I have tried it out and it's not working for me..

[fronty]

I have tried it out and it's not working for me..

[noize]

I am really glad that you don't call it "Batch Virus Creator" as most people do, although they do not create viruses.

Looking at your source and seeing this:

Code:

C:\Program Files\Lavasoft\Ad-awa~1\*.exe

--> use environmental variables (link). Not everyone has Windows on Drive C.

I am going to try it out and give more feedback then.

__________________________________________________

Alright, here it is with pictures:

The creator: As I am unable to resize the window, I can not see the first options anymore:



The malware: It asks the user if it shall act malicious (disable mouse etc). The processes haven't been found int this run, but I didn't have any browser open. Killing the processes works as I tested another time.



I assume you didn't run the resulting malware of your creator. Set up a VM for yourself with Windows, make a save point and run the malware. Afterwards set back your VM to the savepoint.
Creating programs without testing them is almost impossible.

Yes, it kinda annoys me too to see batch "viruses" and, well, I forgot to use variables in that part
I set it to the size to see the whole menu, didn't think about still viewing it whole after, fixing it too.
It asks for removing mouse ability, lol, kinda stupid malware... I'm just gonna give it a fix, and hope I find enough time to publish the edit tonight.
I do believe didn't find the processes if there weren't, just gonna clean the errors, didn't think about it.
Many thanks for the feedback.
Soon gonna set up a Windows VM.

I have tried it out and it's not working for me..

Could you tell me something more specific so I can fix it?
thanks.

[noize]

I am really glad that you don't call it "Batch Virus Creator" as most people do, although they do not create viruses.

Looking at your source and seeing this:

Code:

C:\Program Files\Lavasoft\Ad-awa~1\*.exe

--> use environmental variables (link). Not everyone has Windows on Drive C.

I am going to try it out and give more feedback then.

__________________________________________________

Alright, here it is with pictures:

The creator: As I am unable to resize the window, I can not see the first options anymore:



The malware: It asks the user if it shall act malicious (disable mouse etc). The processes haven't been found int this run, but I didn't have any browser open. Killing the processes works as I tested another time.



I assume you didn't run the resulting malware of your creator. Set up a VM for yourself with Windows, make a save point and run the malware. Afterwards set back your VM to the savepoint.
Creating programs without testing them is almost impossible.

Yes, it kinda annoys me too to see batch "viruses" and, well, I forgot to use variables in that part
I set it to the size to see the whole menu, didn't think about still viewing it whole after, fixing it too.
It asks for removing mouse ability, lol, kinda stupid malware... I'm just gonna give it a fix, and hope I find enough time to publish the edit tonight.
I do believe didn't find the processes if there weren't, just gonna clean the errors, didn't think about it.
Many thanks for the feedback.
Soon gonna set up a Windows VM.

I have tried it out and it's not working for me..

Could you tell me something more specific so I can fix it?
thanks.

[noize]

I am really glad that you don't call it "Batch Virus Creator" as most people do, although they do not create viruses.

Looking at your source and seeing this:

Code:

C:\Program Files\Lavasoft\Ad-awa~1\*.exe

--> use environmental variables (link). Not everyone has Windows on Drive C.

I am going to try it out and give more feedback then.

__________________________________________________

Alright, here it is with pictures:

The creator: As I am unable to resize the window, I can not see the first options anymore:



The malware: It asks the user if it shall act malicious (disable mouse etc). The processes haven't been found int this run, but I didn't have any browser open. Killing the processes works as I tested another time.



I assume you didn't run the resulting malware of your creator. Set up a VM for yourself with Windows, make a save point and run the malware. Afterwards set back your VM to the savepoint.
Creating programs without testing them is almost impossible.

Well, just fixed somethings.
Code for the feature menu a little less pratical and orthodox (the reason why this file is pretty bigger than the last one), but I guess does its job for the user's needs.
Still got no VM but just looking at result malware's source code. So please tell me if find any more bugs.

[noize]

I am really glad that you don't call it "Batch Virus Creator" as most people do, although they do not create viruses.

Looking at your source and seeing this:

Code:

C:\Program Files\Lavasoft\Ad-awa~1\*.exe

--> use environmental variables (link). Not everyone has Windows on Drive C.

I am going to try it out and give more feedback then.

__________________________________________________

Alright, here it is with pictures:

The creator: As I am unable to resize the window, I can not see the first options anymore:



The malware: It asks the user if it shall act malicious (disable mouse etc). The processes haven't been found int this run, but I didn't have any browser open. Killing the processes works as I tested another time.



I assume you didn't run the resulting malware of your creator. Set up a VM for yourself with Windows, make a save point and run the malware. Afterwards set back your VM to the savepoint.
Creating programs without testing them is almost impossible.

Well, just fixed somethings.
Code for the feature menu a little less pratical and orthodox (the reason why this file is pretty bigger than the last one), but I guess does its job for the user's needs.
Still got no VM but just looking at result malware's source code. So please tell me if find any more bugs.

[Deque]

I still have the problem, that I can't see the whole menu once I chose some features. Maybe you can put in a command to get the menu on the page again. (cls and echo menu again)