Shutdown a Computor Remotley (the real way)

 by iKill
This is instructable will show you how to shutdown a computer (from your own) remotely. there is no need to send a file sneak on their computer or have any contact with them. This requires little or no DOS skills although it will help if you are 1337
 
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Step 1: Find their computor name

netview.bmp
first type "net view"
next find you target in the list (by the way the target needs to be on your network)
congratz you've found your target.

by the way its also easier if u can sneak a peek at their computer for a minute. if you can click start right click my computer click properties then go to computer name. but thats only if theres alot of computers like in an office or a school.
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HiPoweredHacker says: Dec 11, 2012. 6:55 AM
how do i get admin rights so i can do my hacking at school
Prof. Pickle says: Aug 6, 2012. 11:18 PM
My code:

@echo off
TITLE Tracer V 3.1
color 02
set name=YOURNAMEHERE
set /a tries=3
set password=YOURPASSWORDHERE
:top
echo ----------------------
echo you have %tries% attempts left.
echo Enter Password
echo ----------------------
set /p pass=
if %pass%==%password% (
goto c
)
set /a tries=%tries -1
if %tries%==0 (
goto p
)
:c
echo Password is correct
pause
:M
cls
echo Who would you like to trace?
set /p A=
tracert %A%
pause
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo Would you like to shut someone down? (y/n)
set /p y=
goto %y%
:y
echo Who would you like to shutdown?
set /p B=
cls
echo What do you want to say to them?
set /p c=
pause
shutdown -m \\%B% -s -t 60 -c %c%
echo do you want to abort? (Y/N)
set /p d=
goto %d%
:Y
shutdown -a -m \\%B%
:n
:N
cls
echo Where do you want to go?
echo (M)enu
echo (E)xit
set /p o=
goto %o%
:E
echo GOODBYE
Pause > nul
exit
:p
echo Your not %name%!
pause > nul
echo Shutdown Initializing!
shutdown -s -t 30 -c Shutdown In 30 Seconds
pause
exit

Warning: the first IP address is yours

fromdev says: Apr 27, 2012. 12:32 PM
Awsome, this shows a list of computers for many people. I did not try shutdown though, I guess it will work. but may not be taken well here :) ....must be good fun for college labs :)
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~KnexBuild~ says: Nov 14, 2011. 2:58 AM
mine says:
Access Denied
Failed: IP Name
speklarkskiy says: Oct 31, 2011. 4:12 PM
Idea:
@echo off
:A
((Code here that shuts down all other computers on the network))
Goto A
jacobdaniel says: Oct 12, 2011. 9:11 AM
thats not the real way
mmarbut says: Oct 7, 2011. 7:32 PM
somehow I don't trust a guy that spells computer wrong.
reynokawa says: Sep 4, 2011. 2:05 AM
sir i think it will not work on a pc that are not connected to active directory that was so noob the solution for access denied is you have administrator security policies on window server 2008 rc, or any windows server


Try to by pass this using Remote Administrative Tools (RAT)

or else it will RAT your PC ! ^_^
Zachintosh says: Aug 18, 2011. 3:28 PM
for me it said access denied. what do I do?
kwebber321 says: Mar 28, 2011. 8:38 AM
what if CMD is disabled?
toogers says: Nov 10, 2009. 5:14 PM
could i use this to send messages? if so, please tell me the script.
thanks, toogers.
DarkShadowSpyder in reply to toogersMar 6, 2011. 1:26 AM
net send

for example

net send \SA432174 "Hey man"

that only works on xp
vista and 7 removed "send" from the net list

on vista + use msg so....

msg 10.2.5 "hey, u there mate?"
Computothought says: Mar 1, 2011. 2:04 PM
linux is just:

$ sudo poweroff
or
$ sudo shutdown -h now
HF TMM says: Jan 23, 2011. 9:10 PM
Oh and another thing, you must be an admin or be able to run a cmd as admin in order to do this. I'm surprised this wasn't included in the tut. If you're an admin but still can't do it, make sure you're running cmd as admin (in right click menu). So no Jo Shmo can just wip out a cmd and shut down some guys pc... Cough coughiTraceurCough cough...
airsoftguy1310 says: Mar 26, 2009. 5:08 PM
how do you do this on a mac
HF TMM in reply to airsoftguy1310Jan 23, 2011. 8:59 PM
Here's how to do it on a Mac. Yes iTraceur, a Mac, this must kill you: http://www.macworld.com/article/54317/2006/12/remoteshut.html
iTraceur in reply to airsoftguy1310Apr 24, 2009. 11:22 PM
You can't. Mac's aren't this unstable or unprotected. Mac's rule!
HF TMM in reply to iTraceurJan 20, 2011. 10:51 AM
iTraceur, please read this: http://www.forbes.com/free_forbes/2010/0412/technology-apple-hackers-charlie-miller.html?partner=yahoomag.

Please don't be so arrogant about the over-glorified Apple OS's. Take time to consider other OS's and their perks (every OS has its strengths and weaknesses). I do mean this in a nice way: the ONLY reason macs aren't exploited out of existence is because they aren't a big target for hackers. In fact, and I qoute, "The reasoning: Cybercriminals don't bother to target Macs because their 8% U.S. market share is too low to make them profitable targets.", from the link I provided. Pompous mac users generally piss hackers of all kinds off because they claim to have a nearly unbreakable system that is so complex, even the best have trouble hacking it. The truth is, at the roots of all mack OS's is a *nix based kernel which is known by every legitimate hacker world-wide. Again, just trying to make a point.
techman9 in reply to HF TMMJan 21, 2011. 9:48 AM
Amen Thank u very much sir
HF TMM in reply to techman9Jan 28, 2011. 8:59 PM
You're very welcom :) I just get so pissed when Mac fanboys think that stieve jobs is the cyber god and they are his loyal subjects. It's pathetic, saying things like "macs rule!" and "macs aren't this unstable or this unprotected" on a post obviously geared towards wanna be hackers (I don't mean condescendingly). Did he not expect someone who knows what they're talking about to sit him down? Have fun ruling that huge 8% market share.. woo hoo!
J-Manoo7 in reply to iTraceurAug 20, 2009. 7:20 PM
you can but Mac is just an annoying language to learn, its easier on pc's haha
iTraceur in reply to J-Manoo7Aug 23, 2009. 10:54 PM
Erm, Mac isn't a language...
J-Manoo7 in reply to iTraceurAug 26, 2009. 3:50 PM
well Mac's shell, or the Mac version of batch, same with Linux, ya know what i mean : )
rdearman in reply to J-Manoo7Dec 13, 2011. 8:24 AM
Actually a Mac is just NetBSD (Which is a UNIX clone published under the MIT License, and allows commercial modifications (unlike Linux which is under GNU licence) however the command is the same as all other unix systems and can be done remotely.

sudo shutdown -h now

However you will still need to know the users password or the administrator password same as any unix machine.
iTraceur in reply to J-Manoo7Sep 11, 2009. 5:24 PM
If you're talking about Terminal, then, yes, there's a shutdown command, but it can't be operated remotely. Once again, Mac's rule.
SUPERBROMO in reply to iTraceurDec 16, 2010. 9:56 AM
actually the entire root systems of a mac are almost impossible to understand once the user gets into the deep dark parts of the system
J-Manoo7 in reply to SUPERBROMODec 16, 2010. 1:18 PM
*wouldn't be surprised*
I actually need to get some sort of Terminal emulator to practice.
SUPERBROMO in reply to J-Manoo7Dec 16, 2010. 9:31 PM
wish i could but im running a pc....*under breath* damit
J-Manoo7 in reply to SUPERBROMOJan 2, 2011. 2:12 PM
PC can run Virtual Box so I think you'll be fine ;)
octavian234 in reply to iTraceurJan 22, 2010. 9:05 PM
Linux beats all
J-Manoo7 in reply to octavian234May 15, 2010. 12:44 PM
This is true. *Linuxhigh5*
Saturn V in reply to octavian234May 14, 2010. 2:39 PM
Windows is better.  Practical, useful, and reasonably priced (not like Macs).

The best part:  you can hack, prank, or drive someone crazy with them!!!
J-Manoo7 in reply to Saturn VMay 15, 2010. 12:49 PM
Yes, Windows is probably the most useful because it's the easiest to use (imo).
Don't know if i would call that the best part haha, but Windows shell was written so you can do anything with it, same with Linux, but Windows, again, is easier to read (again, imo) so more crackers (not a racial slur,, google it.) write their malicious software to run on Windows computers. Also more people use Windows computers and all the defaults in it, so the crackers just infect more people easily. Although i noticed that in Vista Telnet is disabled by default.. probably the only good thing about Vista...
N!X says: Aug 3, 2009. 8:10 PM
When I checked my net view, My CMD said the following.

http://i664.photobucket.com/albums/vv4/_-_NIX_-_/Myerror.jpg

The only thing that I can do really do regarding computers is create batch files. I've just started to learn how to do this kind of thing, so would highly appreciate it if you or anyone else could help me out a little.

DarkShadowSpyder in reply to N!XAug 4, 2010. 11:33 PM
Hmm... Is this done at school or home? if home: Check how you've set up your network. If at school: Your school's server administrator (or equivilent thereof) has probably disabled this, and there is no remote way of enabling it that I know of...
SUPERBROMO in reply to DarkShadowSpyderDec 16, 2010. 9:54 AM
when i do this at school it says no entries in list when infact there are four computers on one station.
vlancSoft says: Sep 23, 2010. 11:08 PM
i tried shutting down my friends computer by typing "shutdown -i" and then typing his ip address on the dialog box and i get an error message "Access Denied" am i forgetting something?
SUPERBROMO in reply to vlancSoftDec 16, 2010. 9:52 AM
it needs to be running cmd as an admin
DarkShadowSpyder says: Aug 4, 2010. 11:40 PM
I made a batch file that I disguised as a program of sorts, like IE or somethin like that... when clicked, the code it executes is:
@echo off
shutdown -s -t 1 (for anyone who doesnt know the syntax, this makes it shut down their own machine in 1 second delay, no warning)
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