[dismayed]

I have been doing some research back couple of years back. I have been trying to hack into a school pc. But once I have been doing this. I realise that it only works on Windows XP and lower (Windows NT ect.) not
Windows 7 and Vista. This only needs;

Notepad
Windows Installed

After that your done.

This may not work at your school. They might of blocked notepad. First of all look for CMD in the search bar in start and see if it is unblocked. Or go to 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe' or goe to My Computer and press
'Control+F' if not try and use these commands in notepad to access CMD.

First off, open notepad via Go to start-All Programs-Accessories-notepad

Open it;

type in

Code

command.com

Save as command.bat
and set it as All Programs And Files. And make sure you save it on your desktop.

Then just open command.bat 🤭

or you can do this.

Code

@echo off
start

This should be all. I hope this helps 🎉

Any problems I will try to help. (I will not tell you any batch commands)

Thanks for your time and reading

[Cyber-Security]

Thank you for making this tutorial. It has been made a couple times but this is the most detailed one so far.

[Dezzz]

What do you do after you get cmd? There's no point of this.

[TIPSYQUO]

What do you do after you get cmd? There's no point of this.

theres alot you could do if you know what your doing..
but a person that knows what hes doing would already know this..

[Mr.Cube]

I'll try this when I get unsuspended thanks;) I'll have fun with this one

[dismayed]

Thank you for making this tutorial. It has been made a couple times but this is the most detailed one so far.

No problems. This is one of my first threads to. I hope you enjoyed it

[dr.r00t]

Fail! all schools block C:\Desktop\batch.bat and they dont let you save files to those dir + they block file formarts like exe bat vbs ect.

[dismayed]

Fail! all schools block C:\Desktop\batch.bat and they dont let you save files to those dir + they block file formarts like exe bat vbs ect.

My school lets me open .bat files if it is on your/my desktop, but If you open it like for example My Documents it dosen't work. So try saving to your schools desktop

[Danny28]

It's nice to know another way to get to CMD. My school doesn't block it because nobody knows what CMD is :)

[impz267]

I'll try this when I get unsuspended thanks;) I'll have fun with this one

or you could type net use
then net user followed by there username to get all their details like passwords
then jump onto a different computer
log into their account and do some dmg their
have fun watching them get into trouble
BTW make sure theyre not on the computer at the time.

[ReLiTh]

Thanks man....some of us in our school needed this 😏

[SIM-878011]

Another way to do is Ctrl + Alt + Del, then to task manager, then to file, click run new, type command.com and press enter.

None the less thanks very much for showing me a different way :)

[W0lfbane]

Another way to do is Ctrl + Alt + Del, then to task manager, then to file, click run new, type command.com and press enter.

None the less thanks very much for showing me a different way :)

Your school has task manager enabled? My school's the opposite (task manager disabled, cmd enabled).
If your school is running Win7 (so command.com won't work), you can use this:

Code

@echo off
title CMD
:1
set /p a=%cd%^>
%a%
goto :1

[SIM-878011]

Your school has task manager enabled? My school's the opposite (task manager disabled, cmd enabled).
If your school is running Win7 (so command.com won't work), you can use this:

Code

@echo off
title CMD
:1
set /p a=%cd%^>
%a%
goto :1

Yes my school runs Windows 7 and yes the CMD does work? You have confused me, but yes thanks for the batch i will try tomorrow and post back my results.

[GL1TCH3D]

Yes my school runs Windows 7 and yes the CMD does work? You have confused me, but yes thanks for the batch i will try tomorrow and post back my results.

His batch is basically a 'set your own command' batch. Keep in mind the rules of batch apply, not cmd.