Guide: Keeping Teams Online with VBS Script

Welcome to NoSleepPC! This site offers a unique VBS script to keep your Microsoft Teams status online by simulating mouse movements. Dive into the step-by-step guide below and explore more productivity tools! 🌟

Step-by-Step Instructions

  1. Open Notepad on your Windows computer
  2. Copy and paste this colorful code into Notepad:
Coming soon – Stay tuned for the full script!
Dim duration, shell, startTime, endTime Set shell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") ' Prompt for the number of minutes duration = InputBox("Enter the number of minutes you want to stay online:", "Teams Online Status") ' Confirmation that the script is running If IsNumeric(duration) And duration > 0 Then MsgBox "The program is running. Your status will remain online for " & duration & " minutes.", vbInformation, "Confirmation" ' Set start and end times startTime = Now endTime = DateAdd("n", duration, startTime) ' Loop to keep the status active Do While Now < endTime ' Slightly move the mouse to appear active WScript.Sleep 60000 ' Wait 1 minute shell.SendKeys "^" ' Control key as minimal input Loop MsgBox "The program has finished. You can now go offline.", vbInformation, "Completion" Else MsgBox "Invalid input. Please enter a valid number.", vbExclamation, "Error" End If
  1. Save the file with a ".vbs" extension (e.g., "teams_online.vbs")
  2. Double-click the saved file to run the script
  3. Enter the desired duration in minutes for which you want to stay online
  4. The script will now run and keep your Teams status active! 🎉

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