How can I force a BSOD?

[Yandols]

There are a lot of hackers of the game "CS: Source" at the cafe I usually go to.

I'm trying to create a program that forces a blue screen of death/computer crash if the hack is detected.

Any possible ways?

 

[Sactual]

That's basically creating a virus.. I recommend searching malware forums for that.

Also, try end a kernel process, bam BSOD =D

 

[rice]

or try to run windows 7 on sata mode

---------- Post added at 08:45 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:42 AM ----------

actually, just do what the guy above me said, i guess i didn't read it :S

 

[MentaL]

the most hardcore will overheat their cpu.

 

[.Yoss.]

if you know who's hacking and they're in the same room why don't you just buy a nice metal baseball bat and destroy their faces, do it like a man you wimp

 

[jMerliN]

You probably can't even detect a cheat let alone know enough to load a driver to cause a BSOD. Russinovich has a driver that forces various types of BSODs for his book's chapter on crash dump analysis as well.

 

[Yandols]

Russinovich? I'll google it.

And I guess this idea of mine is going to be useless since I found out that once the game is activated, the hack is embedded into game, thus making the hack untraceable, well at least, with my knowledge is untraceable.

Its still obvious who is using the hack or not though, I just want to disable them from using the hack.

 

[onemorejosh]

Make a fake BSOD, save it as an image, and then show the image full-screen... they'll never know the difference

 

[Justei]

Why don't you report them to the cafe owners, or my favorite this far, that baseball bat thing, way better solution.

 

[flameswor10]

You can kill csrss (process) and get bsod

 

[Sparrow]

if you know who's hacking and they're in the same room why don't you just buy a nice metal baseball bat and destroy their faces, do it like a man you wimp

Internet tough guy method = better.

 

[pixelpro321]

Internet tough guy method = better.

Agree'd if you attack him you could get hurt, watching his computer suffer and him going "NO , AH FFS!" is funnier when you know you caused it, Overheating the cpu like MentaL said, would stop him doing it again, haha needs to buy another.
Ending a Kernal is a fast way to do it though.

 

[James]

Seriously, these guys play CS in a internet cafe, all day, I think they would care more about their comps than their faces!

HIT EM WERE IT HURTZ

 

[Dawson]

You can cause a fatal page fault in the kernel or memory exception. Those aren't all that hard to do, only problem is it differers from OS to OS.