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MattyMurder1

oh ok i see. and yeah they are.

X-h4ck

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Originally Posted by MattyMurder1
oh ok i see. and yeah they are.

There are many ways to control a pc from the main computer

.
But there some ways that allows you to controll all computers .

MattyMurder1

oh ok. lol all this makes my brain itch hahah

knight30

hello,
thanks for the info.Actually, i have restricted network in the college and i cant access all my account Privileges,even i cant open the command prompt because they have blocked it too,

so any one can help me out here ???
I appreciate any help ..

X-h4ck

Write this on notepad :

Code:

@echo off
command
comand.com
pause

then save it as .bat extension and open it.

pego

Quote:

Originally Posted by tennsoccerdr
I misspelled nothing the command worked did it not. Look at the attached photo. When I did it i was a normal user on a school compute. A user with basic privileges. No Admin or SuperAdmin account necessary. The blacked out parts are for my identity. Just do it and find out it works perfectly at school. Another the network admin cannot find it because is on just that computer locally not the whole network. So like i said they would just have to get on that computer to see the new Admin User.

Why to be so stubborn?
1. Windows does not use backward slash as you show in your printscreen of the command line;
2. commands can only be followed by parameters if there's a space between them..
type "net user /help" to see all of this
3. once again: if you're not already a privileged user you cannot add any new account. Period.
try "net user newuser pswd1234 /add"
4. your PCs at school are most likely connected to a LAN (a standalone computer is pretty much useless) and that means it probably is part of a domain already; and that means any of your "hacking" actions will be visible over the network (assuming somebody wants to know)

You will never become a real hacker if you keep cheating your audience...

ChaRaF474

great news, i love my seed upgrade.

tctm

Quote:

Originally Posted by kcahhsac
What other ways are Available to getting to the Command Prompt Interface

Click on "Start" then go to "Run". Type in "CMD" and that should take you to the command prompt.

cj360

Is there a way to hack into cmd for this? At my school the cmd is disabled, and just opening any cmd or .bat won't run on its own

Omkarkarne

Thanks Bro

MattyMurder1 Go4Expert Member
21Nov2010,10:15	#21
	oh ok i see. and yeah they are.

X-h4ck Go4Expert Member
21Nov2010,10:29	#22
	Quote: Originally Posted by MattyMurder1 oh ok i see. and yeah they are. There are many ways to control a pc from the main computer . But there some ways that allows you to controll all computers .

MattyMurder1 Go4Expert Member
21Nov2010,10:31	#23
	oh ok. lol all this makes my brain itch hahah

knight30 Newbie Member
21Nov2010,12:50	#24
	hello, thanks for the info.Actually, i have restricted network in the college and i cant access all my account Privileges,even i cant open the command prompt because they have blocked it too, so any one can help me out here ??? I appreciate any help ..

X-h4ck Go4Expert Member
21Nov2010,13:23	#25
	Write this on notepad : Code: @echo off command comand.com pause then save it as .bat extension and open it.

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pego Newbie Member
22Nov2010,16:20	#26
	Quote: Originally Posted by tennsoccerdr I misspelled nothing the command worked did it not. Look at the attached photo. When I did it i was a normal user on a school compute. A user with basic privileges. No Admin or SuperAdmin account necessary. The blacked out parts are for my identity. Just do it and find out it works perfectly at school. Another the network admin cannot find it because is on just that computer locally not the whole network. So like i said they would just have to get on that computer to see the new Admin User. Why to be so stubborn? 1. Windows does not use backward slash as you show in your printscreen of the command line; 2. commands can only be followed by parameters if there's a space between them.. type "net user /help" to see all of this 3. once again: if you're not already a privileged user you cannot add any new account. Period. try "net user newuser pswd1234 /add" 4. your PCs at school are most likely connected to a LAN (a standalone computer is pretty much useless) and that means it probably is part of a domain already; and that means any of your "hacking" actions will be visible over the network (assuming somebody wants to know) You will never become a real hacker if you keep cheating your audience...

ChaRaF474 Newbie Member
10Dec2010,15:23	#27
	great news, i love my seed upgrade.

tctm Light Poster
11Dec2010,11:38	#28
	Quote: Originally Posted by kcahhsac What other ways are Available to getting to the Command Prompt Interface Click on "Start" then go to "Run". Type in "CMD" and that should take you to the command prompt.

cj360 Newbie Member
18Dec2010,07:30	#29
	Is there a way to hack into cmd for this? At my school the cmd is disabled, and just opening any cmd or .bat won't run on its own

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