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this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2023
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Take a screenshot of their desktop. Set that as the background image. Right-click the desktop and uncheck View -> Display icons on desktop.
Also auto hide the task bar and move it to another edge.
What you do is take a screenshot of the desktop, rotate it 180° in MSPaint, set it as the background, hide and move the taskbar, hide desktop icons, and set the screen rotation to landscape flipped in the display settings. You'll get a desktop that appears normal but can't be interacted with, and a cursor that moves upside down and backwards. Rotate your victim's mouse the wrong way around if they're gullible and they'll think the mouse messed everything up,
Your just pranking the IT guy that will have to fix it. A user can't be expected to navigate a context menu.
Maybe the IT guy was the intended victim. You always want several layers separating you from your crime!
Pure evil
I did this to our shipping guy that had anger issues, he got so mad I got scared to tell him what I did