Enlighten me.
How will you go about blowing his computer up in his face?
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You cannot overload a hard drive. The limiting factor is the hardware itself. It has been made to spin at a certain speed and there is no software program out there that can make it spin any faster then the preset.
You cannot 'break' hardware as such. You could infect the PC with a virus that over writes the BIOS and renders the PC unusable until you reflash that thing, but most modern mobo's come with a security of some sort (such as a second BIOS which is loaded up if the first one doesn't run).
The only potentially damaging thing that can be done is using an application that sets the screen refresh to run at a much higher frequency then the screen was set at. The screen won't implode/explode as such, but it might burn a fuse or two or simply end up with a very screwed up image when the screen, in essence, is borked.
Well, enough of the nerd talk [
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