Send POPUP message on NT using Command line
Contributed by mikejc 
Tagged: Windows Send POPUP message on NT using Command line
1. Open a command prompt
2. type NET SEND %ComputerName% This is a POPUP message
Where ComputerName is the name of the computer you want to send the message to.
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Jake said on May 8, 2009
Well I tried it. and it didn’t work. even with starting the messenger services
Anonymous said on August 5, 2009
i trid it all my friens are like WTF
Anonymous said on August 19, 2009
how can I send PopUp message to a multiple users?
Anonymous said on March 11, 2010
well im very fond of computers especially command prompt and system 32 this is one of my current tasks just to scare the crap out of idiot classmates who are on facebook in stead of with their face in their books… so basically another way would be to type in
where it says C:>
mind you if your at a spoilt rich school like many.. avoid using CMD they can ban you for it and will consider it hacking if you type in anything a bit technical..
msg (pc name) message