[Alan1998]

Hello,

 

so I'm pulling a prank on a few teachers around here. It's time for a little payback from one of the other teachers. I've taken it upon myself to create a Visual Studios project, which works. The only thing left is to max sure the Volume is set too 100%.

 

Preferably, this would be done inside the Form1_load. I've been scouring the internet for answers, but having issues finding stuff that works.

 

(The program is designed to open an Internal Browser, which opens a "Screamer" website. It's designed to scare the living daylight out of them. It's also being set to run everytime he logs in through the registry.)

 

(The registry is being modified by me (I've set the code for it, just needs to be approved and implemented by a Technician, as I can't modify that part)

Edited by Alan1998, 20 February 2015 - 07:27 AM.

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[Alan1998]

Very true. It doesn't make anything better that I'm already hearing impaired. I'll have the co-inspiring teacher make sure first :-)

[ident]

I will request Administrators approval before i post any solutions. This may be breaking the forums TOS.

Please stay out of the registry as this can cause disastrous effects on a system if you do not know what you are doing.

[Alan1998]

I will request Administrators approval before i post any solutions. This may be breaking the forums TOS.

 

If it is breaking ToS, sorry :-(.

 

 

Please stay out of the registry as this can cause disastrous effects on a system if you do not know what you are doing.

As for this, I know how and what to modify. I'm only adding 1 REG_SZ Key pointing to a file. Plus, I know my way around a computer well enough not to destroy it. I was once a freshman like you :-)

[ident]

So whats stopping you from reading MSDN for volume controls? The registry is not taught at basic level and when such a level is reached we can easily solve issue by self research. But unfortunately i have been told i can not help you.

[Alan1998]

So whats stopping you from reading MSDN for volume controls? The registry is not taught at basic level and when such a level is reached we can easily solve issue by self research. But unfortunately i have been told i can not help you.

 

I think we've had a bit of a misunderstanding ':-[.. The registry is not being modified through the VB Program, but rather by hand. It will be done with the approval of a Local Technician as well.

 

As for the MSDN and previous info I have looked at, none of it has worked. However, I will go back and re-read the Scroll Bar Volume control and MSDN's again.