How Do I Neutralize This Code?

i read on some wbste about a cool code that u type and save in a certain format and what it does is- it opns the cd drive whnvr it is clsed- in other words- keeps it opn. when i copied this code on to my computer i accidently opnd it-so it opnd my cd drive and now whenever i close it-it reopns. there was also a code on the website that makes this code happen automatically when the computer gets truned on-in other words- so it wont b a 1 time thing. sounds fnny but i also accidently opnd that. these r the codes:
the code that makes the drve open (save as CDfun.vbs):
set wmp = createObject(“wmplayer.ocx.7″)
set drives = wmp.cdromCollection
sub open_saysame()
on error resume next
do
if drives.count >= 1 then
for i = 0 to drives.count – 1
drives.item(i).eject()
next
end if
loop
end sub
open_saysame()
this is the code that i used 2 make the 1st code open automatically:
copy CDfun.vbs “c:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\”
CDfun.vbs

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2 Responses to “How Do I Neutralize This Code?”

  1. DogmaBit says:

    Just delete the file CDfun.vbs from your startup directory and relogin.
    Anything in the startup directory is executed on login.
    If you don’t want to logout and login, you can kill any cscript.exe or wscript.exe processes from task manager.

  2. no1home2 says:

    Just reboot the computer and when it starts up again, don’t run this program again. It’s in an infinite loop, meaning that it will never stop running.

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