OK, my highschool computers are locked with every feature that you need to use a computer. I.E (C drive, Internet{WebSense}, control panel, and the right click on the mouse). They run windows XP. Is there any possible way to change any of this using DOS?? This would be good to actually use a real computer.

hell microsoft disk operating system is my favorite os. screw windows xp.

I dunno if it'll work, but at my old hischool, if you unplugged the network cable before starting the computer, it wouldnt load alot of that stuff...

What exactly do you want to do. Everything can be done without being the Adim...just gotta kno wht youre doing!

Knoppix LiveCD solves everything

quote:Originally posted by edf825:

Knoppix LiveCD solves everything

All you gota do is to open up dos and type control userpasswords2 then it will show all the accounts on the pc then make a adm user for you and do whateva you want. if it works post it back saying it peace

[This message has been edited by BR_HACKER (edited 12-18-2004).]

Open up gpedit.msc via the dos prompt and configure the options. That allows you to use the run command, access to the C drive and more.

quote:Originally posted by :tru:

I dunno if it'll work, but at my old hischool, if you unplugged the network cable before starting the computer, it wouldnt load alot of that stuff...

That'll only work if your admin is a moron.

quote:Originally posted by edf825:

Knoppix LiveCD solves everything

That'll also only work if your admin is a moron, and allows you to boot from CD. Even if it did work, chances are you'd still only have local admin unless the domain one never changed.

quote:Originally posted by BR_HACKER:

All you gota do is to open up dos and type control userpasswords2 then it will show all the accounts on the pc then make a adm user for you and do whateva you want. if it works post it back saying it peace



That will only open if you already have elevated rights... admin rights for example.

quote:Originally posted by ColtWanger:

Open up gpedit.msc via the dos prompt and configure the options. That allows you to use the run command, access to the C drive and more.

Again, you need admin rights to get this done.

Probably your best best (unless your admin is a moron is to reset your BIOS password, then boot from a live CD of some sort.

Why the fuck do you need to get admin at your school? You know teachers gradebooks have individual passwords you'd have to crack correct?

more than likely they disable c: control panel and right click and others from the registry disable setting (use reg3dit, registry editor cracked not to look at the policy setting).

this is local registry, use chntpw to open the localsystem hive and change those policys.

chntpw can boot from cd rom or floppy,

and its built on linux so u knoppix fans cant complain too much about the variant.

also from chntpw you can change the local admin account if u need admin access that bad and look at the hash (run against rainbow tables for the original pass - and if they clone hard disks like most dumbass admins do the ssid for local admin is the same and so is the password which pretty much means you have control over the domain.)

and school systems like mine - the teachers submit all their evaluations and marks and shit onto the central server.

what works in my school.

right click on the desktop

new-shortcut

in the space where it says "shortcut targe" type in C:

boom, you've got everything. at least in my school, using that we even get regedit (but what sucks is the blocking software for the web is on the server, so we can't turn it off)

yea control userpassword2 is blocked. so is control userpassword. regedit. every command u could think of is blocked. i think symng or whatever it is is blocked. i tried gpedit.msc but it didnt do anything, it says not a command. do you guys have any other opinions??

It all Depends what is stopping you from running these things, is it by any chance altiris? if it is i know alot about it and getting around it if not i cant help you. if its altiris look for a little eye next to the time your in class next time.

If you can boot from CD, can't you use the Win2000 CD to get local admin rights?

Ok i went back through some stuff i jotted down recently and heres what i got *if it is altiris your school uses* altiris only checks the name of the files you run so if you were to copy a file such as cmd in the windows folder and paste it somewhere else and rename it it would work fine. using net send is always fun in classes chatting with friends in other computer classes around the school. I got alot more just ask for what you need.