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In this Instructable you will learn how to unblock cmd at your school or workplace and become the administrator. Sounds impossible but its not
What you need for this Instructable:
-Time (You don't a lot but you still it lol)
- A computer, Windows XP is recommended although this can work on Vista if your administrator doesn't think much about computer security
- limited user account or guest account (Obviously you won't be trying this if your already the Administrator. . .)
NOTICE: If your CMD is already unblocked skip to step 4
Disclaimer: I will not take resposablility for any damage this Instructable might cause. If you follow me correctly nothing should happen but you never no. . .proceed at your own risk lol
What you need for this Instructable:
-Time (You don't a lot but you still it lol)
- A computer, Windows XP is recommended although this can work on Vista if your administrator doesn't think much about computer security
- limited user account or guest account (Obviously you won't be trying this if your already the Administrator. . .)
NOTICE: If your CMD is already unblocked skip to step 4
Disclaimer: I will not take resposablility for any damage this Instructable might cause. If you follow me correctly nothing should happen but you never no. . .proceed at your own risk lol
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Signing UpStep 1Unblocking CMD, your gateway into becoming the administrator, 2 ways
OK, at most school and even workplaces CMD(.exe) I usually blocked. CMD stands for something called Command Prompt. This is your gateway as I like to call it into becoming the administrator. There are two versions I know of, the newest is called CMD.exe and the older one is called Comand.com. Both are useful, it's just that you can do more in general on CMD.exe. OK, way#1 to unblock your computer's command prompt.
1. Open 'Notepad' (Windows Run "Notepad" or Open up your start menu -> Accessories-> Notepad) thats all I can think of for now but there's probably more ways. . .
2. Write inside the notepad file exactly what you see here (paste this if you want):
start
that probably won't work because your administrator probably atleast knows something as simple as that so let get a 'little more complicated':
@echo off
command
comand.com
pause
That last one probably won't work on vista though. . .
If these two possibilities don't work then, sorry I'm out of ideas. . .These two though are the only two that I've used and tried at schools and they seem to work the best. . .Remember either of these works! Do not include both commands in the same notepad file. . .
1. Open 'Notepad' (Windows Run "Notepad" or Open up your start menu -> Accessories-> Notepad) thats all I can think of for now but there's probably more ways. . .
2. Write inside the notepad file exactly what you see here (paste this if you want):
start
that probably won't work because your administrator probably atleast knows something as simple as that so let get a 'little more complicated':
@echo off
command
comand.com
pause
That last one probably won't work on vista though. . .
If these two possibilities don't work then, sorry I'm out of ideas. . .These two though are the only two that I've used and tried at schools and they seem to work the best. . .Remember either of these works! Do not include both commands in the same notepad file. . .
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@echo off
command
comand.com
pause
You forgot the 2nd "m" in command.com. but after I had fixed that, I got a different message. "The system can not execute the specified program" Please find a way around that for me as I need to hack these damn school computers :)
@echo off
title Command Prompt Batch
ver
echo.
:Loop
set /P the="%cd%>"
%the%
echo.
goto loop
Credit to Geek101 Instructable for this code: http://www.instructables.com/id/Getting-around-command-prompt-restrictions-for-rea/
to see type
@echo off
cd C:\WINDOWS\System32
dir /P
then scroll down screen by screen (there are alot) and see if command.com is in there, if not then you will need to find a command.com or cmd.exe file somewhere on your network
also, you might try it with just
@echo off
command.com
pause
the "command" by itself doesnt really do anything.
I just wanted to ask something. If you logged into the account you normally use (now administrator) would they know that u changed it?
'command' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
'command.com' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Press any key to continue . . .
Any ideas on what went wrong?
i hope this work