°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬° ° N E M E S I S E R A ' S ° ° G u i d e T o D e s t o r y i n g W i n d o w s ° ° ° °­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬°­¬··­¬° NOTE: DO NOT MODIFY THIS DOCUMENT IN ANYWAY, SHAPE, OR FORM CONTACT: NEMESISERA@HOTMAIL.COM NEMESISERA@WATCHMAIL.COM NEMESISERA@AOL.COM Well if your friend has a Windows 9x/ME system and you feel the need to screw him/her over by screwing up their Windows 9x/ME system here is a list of havoc you can cause on their system: 1. Delete explorer.exe from C:\Windows\, this will make it so the Windows interface won't load. 2. Delete shell32.dll from C:\Windows\System, Windows will report an error claiming that you need to reinstall Windows. 3. Clear the reference of "shell=" in system.ini, and this will just give the user a nice boot screen that is blank, nothing will happen unless they press the Windows Key, which brings up a task manager. 4. Change the "shell=explorer.exe" to "shell=progman.exe" and watch as the user gets mad, when he realizes that Windows has an old Windows 3.x style to it. 5. Delete the file system.ini or win.ini, Windows won't boot, instead it will shut itself down. 6. Delete the file VMM32.VXD from C:\Windows\System and watch as windows reports a VMM32.VXD error, and the windows interface refuses to load. 7. Destory system.dat and user.dat in C:\Windows...which will make windows unbootable because of no registry. 8. Delete important system files like vbrunxxx.dll files so applications will not function properly. 9. Unleash a virus on his/her machine. 10. Delete random registry entries from the registry in hopes to cause havoc, just make sure you delete user.bac and system.bac from the Windows directory, and any other backups of system.dat and user.dat ¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬ NemesisEra Copyright ©2001-2002 "Project:Zero" ­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬­¬