Halp

Halp

So my school recently upgraded their internet and now get 900mbps download and 950mbps upload (at least, according to speedtest.net)

Since it's a school computer, I will be unable to download stuff. But i was wondering if there's anyway to bypass this? And how would i be able to use this? (If i recall correctly, utorrent has a 10mbps download speed limit or something?)

Depends... On my school its simply a guest account every single computer is logged into as default, i think if you can get into the ''Admin'' account on the computer then you can start downloading.... But that is just how my school is trying to prevent students from download stuff

-Btw i dont know any bypass, but what about searching on google or youtube?

There is no speed limit for uTorrent. If the administrator properly setup access, you shouldn't be able to saturate the connection. Http downloads most likely will utilize the full bandwidth you have available.

Go to the IT Management within the school. Offer "sensual services" to receive the admin password

I had the same problem at my school (not being able to download stuff because i needed administrator rights) I just looked up ways to bypass on youtube/google and wasn't that har to find and wasn't to hard to do

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Originally Posted by Arrow

I had the same problem at my school (not being able to download stuff because i needed administrator rights) I just looked up ways to bypass on youtube/google and wasn't that har to find and wasn't to hard to do

NOTE!: this was like 2-3 years ago

uTorrent doesn't have a limit, you can enable it to be limited.

Find a way to get CMD Through Microsoft Applications on Windows 7, then find a command online which makes you administrator on the computer and WALLAH!

Originally Posted by Itachi

Find a way to get CMD Through Microsoft Applications on Windows 7, then find a command online which makes you administrator on the computer and WALLAH!

if you cant even download anything on the computers pretty sure you cant even get cmd using a notepad and using the cmd is so old x.x that may work on schools with old ass IT setup

Originally Posted by Turtle

if you cant even download anything on the computers pretty sure you cant even get cmd using a notepad and using the cmd is so old x.x that may work on schools with old ass IT setup

There is a way to open it with a application I think its paint not sure but i managed to open it in school using a microsoft application :P

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Originally Posted by Turtle

if you cant even download anything on the computers pretty sure you cant even get cmd using a notepad and using the cmd is so old x.x that may work on schools with old ass IT setup

There is a way to open it with a application I think its paint not sure but i managed to open it in school using a microsoft application :P

I've always used a google chrome vpn to access blocked websites on my school computer.

Why you even downloading anything at school?

Originally Posted by Eternity

Why you even downloading anything at school?

Maybe because the school has 900 mb/s download speed.

Reach the master pc

bring your own device and download ur crap on it?

Originally Posted by Turtle

bring your own device and download ur crap on it?

can't; the school has this thing where you can only connect to the internet if you use the laptop they give (My school is part of this shitty chromebook program)

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Originally Posted by arunforce

Http downloads most likely will utilize the full bandwidth you have available.

got it; so magnet link right?

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