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im at school and i want to get into cmd
i can do this but its a crappy restricted version that barely even lets me ping
someone told me that i could use C++ in visual baiscs to get the more advanced cmd but they wouldnt tell me anything else
does anyone no anything abou this

I don't know about that...You can access the Command console through VB by going :
Shell("Command Here")

and C++:
system("Command Here");

That won't get you any more access though. Maby. Give it a shot. Why don't you just put all the commands in a batch file?

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i nvr got how to make a batch

A batch file is a list of commands for a console. It doesn't give you any more access to the computer, so I don't think it will work. =X if it has a Admin account, and you can. You should be able to shove some Windows account cracking tools into a data disk, then set your computers boots through the CD. Then when you start your computer..It will crack the passwords for you. I don't know where the software is. You could use a CD boot with err, linux.

Open up notepad and type:

"pause"

This will open up the command prompt and exit it as soon as you hit a key.

Save this file as random.bat. If you wish to know more about batch files, you can use any DOS command in them and it will work. Happy hacking.

Code:

include <windows.h>

int main()
{

system("cmd");
system("PAUSE");

}

Something like thta would work.
But i bet you are restricted to opening .bat or .exe files off your name.
Unless it's coming from the server, (Where all the programs are installed, ie, M'soft Word, Exel, Etc.)

Originally Posted by Otoom

Code:

include <windows.h>

int main()
{

system("cmd");
system("PAUSE");

}

This is the hard way though. You don't need to compile a batch file. =/

I didn't say you 'had' to do it that way did i.
I said that is a way to do it.

Something like that would work

I didn't anywhere say, use this way it's alot better, did i?

Can you load the comp with a bootable linux?

Originally Posted by Mikoll

Can you load the comp with a bootable linux?

They usually (If your administration is intelligent) change the bios settings so that CD booting is not possible.

@Otoom, that code would be fine for C++, but he was asking about batch files. That's the only reason I brought that up.

Originally Posted by Otoom

Code:

include <windows.h>

int main()
{

system("cmd");
system("PAUSE");

}

That lines not required.

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