System II

Current Status: Deleted

This article was last updated on November 4th 2022

An empty windows folder, symbolizing the irreversable loss of most of System I's original contents.

"We should probably avoid doing anything large until senior year."

- Sean Kavanagh sometime after the destruction of System I, 04/29/19. This quote did not age well.

Lore

System II was created in April of 2019. The folder for System II was actually created way before the actual discovery and destruction of System I by the IT Men/ A month or so before System I was deleted, an effort began to copy the contents to another place in the Student Shared. The concern was that System was too easy to discover, as it was on the front page of the shared folder. The idea of naming it "System" to avoid suspicion could only work for so long. A new file was created, named "System Backup", a few folders deep in some random teacher's lesson plans. It's parent folder was called "Module 05". However, the copying process was taking way longer than a single class period, so the process was aborted, leaving it only partially complete. When System I was deleted, "System Backup" was renamed to "System II", and became the replacement for the original System folder. However, System II did not receive much use because of paranoia at the time, and the founders of System quickly began searching for a new home for the System folder.

Contents

Due to the fact that the copying of System I was aborted, it is estimated that only 1/10th - 3/10ths of the contents of System I survived. It became the mission of the creators of System I to begin filling System II with random images, virus, and programs, in effort to bring System II to a total file size equal to System I. However, at its peak, System II was estimated to be only 300-500 megabytes.

• escapefromhohsis
• i2sm
• "Windows Sounds", a folder containing all of the windows sound files.
• ".bat", one of the many attempts to create a program that crashes/bricks a school computer.
• The image of Mike X Freeman holding a firearm.
• A gif of Tyler1 flailing his arms.
• That cursed image of Barney holding a little girl towards his crotch area.
• "Angle Delp.jpg", the original Anti-Delp Propaganda.
• arduino.exe
• "auth.exe", also known as "Novell_Auth" and "Consume II". This was a program that filled up the hard drive of a school computer at a rate of 300 gigabytes a school day.
• "Bon.zip", an instal for the popular and abandoned adware "Bonzibuddy."
• Breath of the NES Demo
• "Bubbles.scr", the bubbles screensaver from System32.
• "Butterfly on Desktop.Ink", an instal for the malware "Butterflies on Desktop".
• C_STARTUP.BAT
• "cmd.Ink", the launcher for Command Prompt from System32.
• "contacts.xis", an excel spreadsheet containing contact information of 7 individuals, presumably a list of potential employees, in the form of exact addresses and zip code. It is also possible they are fake people and just used as examples for some class.
• CookieAPI.dll
• "cool dude.jpg", a corrupted file.
• "creepy1.jpg", a cursed image describing the human/sheep experiments.
• "curiousity.bat", another attempt to create a program that bricks school computers.
• The movie "Despicable Me", but it's in Hindi.
• "Dr. Delp.png", an image of Dr. Steven Delp from the Williamston High School Website.
• "ekuubis.exe", an instal for "UOS" an educational video game created and funded by the Estonian Government.
• The entire Bee Movie script in binary, a relic from "A REALLY COOL FOLDER".
• "Escape from HoH SiS.exe", again.
• "everydamntime.png", another Anti-Delp Propaganda.
• "favicon.ico", the icon file for Bonzi Buddy.
• "favicon.png", a png file for the icon file for Bonzi Buddy.
• fc.dll
• "force.bat", a simple batch program that opens command prompt rapidly.
• "Fortnite.bat", another attempt of making a program to brick school computers.
• Fun times (WORKING).bat
• Fun times.bat.txt
• "gpedit.msc", this is the Group Policy Editor file for Windows 7. This was an attempt to copy the settings inside it to other computers.
• harold.jpg
• hitmarker.exe
• hitmarker.png
• hitmarker.wav
• "hN0TnNU.jpg", the classic Windows background image.
• "image0-3.png", a distorted and mirrored image of President Donald J. Trump.
• "image0.jpg", an image of a Minecraft villager named "Villajah".
• jumpscare.exe
• "legit bsod - Copy.png", an image made on September 20th, 2018, depicting a Windows blue screen, with the words "MADE BY CHARLIE FOR WILLEMSTAN SEPT 20th 2018 I LOVE MS PAINT"
• life's meaning.ipt
• minecraft.jar
• shutdown.exe
• Silly Sircle.html
• "skinion.png", an image of a Minion from Despicable Me, but instead of having yellow skin, it has human like skin of a white person.
• SoundRecorder.exe
• An instal for the program Sublime Text.
• System II Info.txt
• The Emoji Movie.mp4
• "the wae.png", an image of a Ugandan Knuckles.
• "weird rubix cube.jpg", an image of a Minecraft grass block.
• "Willemstan Wallpaper.mbp", an image of the Willemstan logo, with the word "Willemstan" written below it. Designed to replace the background on school computers.

Abandonment & Deletion

Shortly after System II was established, it became apparent that having the System folder on the High School Student Shared was still a terrible idea, as it was only a matter of time before the IT Men found it again. As a result, System II was abandoned on May 21st of 2019, with the only other visit being on May 24th of 2019 to copy its contents over to System III and erase everything left behind. This made System II the only System folder deleted by its creators instead of the IT Men. Due to the fact that you couldn't actually delete files in the Student Shared, all files were corrupted/erased by opening the file with notepad. The only files left intact were "System II Info.txt", an image of Dr. Delp, and the Mike Freeman with a Gun Image. From April of 2019 to the Summer of 2020, the folder was undetected and never found by the IT Men.

However, during the Great Leap Forward, in which the school network and other technologies were upgraded, the HS Student Shared was retired and became inaccessible. The status of the HS Student Shared and System II was unknown until the summer of 2022, when it was confirmed that the HS Student Shared was deleted, and a backup was not made. Therefore, System II had been officially deleted.