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How to bypass clearlock and similar protection applications - Riddick - Jun 22, 2011 Bypass third-party password software on RDPs
So you've successfully gained access to a machine that has RDP enabled, but you've encountered something similar to this: [img]http://cache.gawkerassets.com/assets/images/17/2011/01/clearlock.png[/img] You give up, right? Wrong! Follow these simple steps to bypass that annoying software. 1. Open Remote Desktop Protocol and click the options button located at the bottom left: [img]http://img824.imageshack.us/img824/9750/63712148.jpg[/img] 2. Check the box that says 'Start the following programs on connection' and enter this into the text box: [img]http://img692.imageshack.us/img692/6782/37049962.jpg[/img] 3. Click connect and log on to the RDP you have had trouble accessing and you should see a command prompt. Type TASKLIST and press enter and you should see something similar to this: [img]http://thebackroomtech.files.wordpress.com/2007/07/tasklist.jpg[/img] 4. Look through the process list until you think you've found the one that belongs to the protective software (it could be something like password.exe, lock.exe or similar) and type TASKKILL /F /IM processname.exe (processname is the one you found in the list) Then go back to options, uncheck the box, disconnect from the RDP and reconnect and hopefully you've got full access. I hope this works as well for you as it did for me and my apologies if this is old news, I'm only trying to help. 🤝 * - AAA+ - Jun 22, 2011 worked !!! i had like 40 rdp all locked this work with the first 5 ones le me see if it works with the others ! * - Inactive - Jun 22, 2011 Worked for me too thanks! * - Riddick - Jun 23, 2011 I'm glad you found this helpful :) * - aBo.X - Jun 23, 2011 Keep up the good work bro Excellent POST :) * - dakunzb - Jan 3, 2017 I tried using this method but after the rdp connects, it will suddenly disappear. what should I do? * - Riddick - Jan 3, 2017 (Jan 3, 2017 07:09 AM)dakunzb Wrote: I tried using this method but after the rdp connects, it will suddenly disappear. what should I do? What suddenly disappears? The RDP window or the operating system (explorer.exe)? Do you see the command prompt at all? Also, this thread is very old, kek. * - dakunzb - Jan 3, 2017 The RDP windows disappears, I didn't see any command prompt at all, please I need help can you update me on this, Thank you * - Riddick - Jan 3, 2017 (Jan 3, 2017 01:45 PM)dakunzb Wrote: The RDP windows disappears, I didn't see any command prompt at all, please I need help can you update me on this, Thank you Check your PMs, bro. * - dakunzb - Jan 3, 2017 I finally worked for me, thanks a lot guyz * - Gradient - Jan 3, 2017 THIS actually worked. Thank you so much dude. * - Riddick - Jan 4, 2017 (Jan 3, 2017 02:30 PM)Gradient Wrote: THIS actually worked. Thank you so much dude. No problem, I'm glad it helped. * - WindoG - Jan 5, 2017 Idk wtf is this but let me seee hahahaha lele * - t0msawyer - Jan 5, 2017 nice! excelent post, thank my friend * - [email protected] - Mar 5, 2017 Image deleted some one update ! |