would anyone care to explain how this was done? I assume the host was monitoring the rest of the computers with some type of remote connection and forced an end process to all of them? It appears that the blue screen it gave was the critical process
When I was at high school, we've got the same computer room, but they run Windows 7, and they get the same BSOD. I'm not culprit; it's done by a bald, 50-year-old man, who began with disturbing my classmate (Anita) overloading memory in computer 01. And the massacre affected to all computers.
That's because while we were making a task in the computer lab, the man did that to all the classroom. I reported it to my mother when I went back home, and then she reported it to the police.
They hacked all of these computers using one computer (you can see a computer is spamming cmd windows before that) this probably crashed these computers
