Once the batch file is executed, it copies itself hundreds of times onto the desktop and startup folder. This means that it'll regenerate once the computer is restarted even if all the icons on the desktop are deleted. This works on Windows XP and Vista. Command line-args are optional, and include "disinf" for erasing all of the copies permanently.@ECHO OFF:This was meant as a harmless joke, and it's not hard to fix if you read through the code.:If you just use the "disinf" argument on the command line all is well.:P lease only...
