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Quick tip for anyone who can't access the BIOS, Press F12 when booting instead and it will let you select where you would like to boot from.

Might wanna add that OP :)

Edit: Depends on the Motherboard. Since some have f12 as the bios but give it a try.
(Nov 4, 2013 12:14 PM)OneJZ Wrote:  Quick tip for anyone who can't access the BIOS, Press F12 when booting instead and it will let you select where you would like to boot from.

Might wanna add that OP :)

Edit: Depends on the Motherboard. Since some have f12 as the bios but give it a try.

F12 can be the button to enter BIOS on some computer so I won't be adding that.
Hello first of all thanks to OP for reminding everybody this important and useful tool but I would like to point something about this comment:

(Oct 28, 2013 10:59 AM)Upgrading Wrote:  Hello.

Decided to test this on my Windows 8 64 bit laptop, I wasn't expecting much but lo and behold; it actually works.

Do you think it'll work on the computers at my uni? They are all on a network but I'm curious.

Thanks.

The file hash for "konFLOPPY.img" given in this thread indicates it is version 1.1 of Kon-Boot so I dont believe it works with Windows 8, I dont have that system near to test it but I can say Win 8 didnt even exist at v1.1 of Kon-Boot.

The current version of Kon-Boot is v2.2 and this last updated version supposedly bypass Windows 8 uefi Bios mode both x32 and x64 bit, only the USB file according to their tutorials no the floppy or CD images, although I dont have it and cant check, however I have tried Kon-Boot v2.1 in a Windows 8 x64 system with Legacy Bios and it did NOT work.

By the way to make a Multiboot USB I highly use and recommend the Grub4dos methods illustrated in this site: www.rmprepusb.com

Peace
"Hack to learn don't learn to hack because the best kind of learning is learning by doing"
(Nov 5, 2013 05:35 PM)Quantumdalek Wrote:  Hello first of all thanks to OP for reminding everybody this important and useful tool but I would like to point something about this comment:

The file hash for "konFLOPPY.img" given in this thread indicates it is version 1.1 of Kon-Boot so I dont believe it works with Windows 8, I dont have that system near to test it but I can say Win 8 didnt even exist at v1.1 of Kon-Boot.

The current version of Kon-Boot is v2.2 and this last updated version supposedly bypass Windows 8 uefi Bios mode both x32 and x64 bit, only the USB file according to their tutorials no the floppy or CD images, although I dont have it and cant check, however I have tried Kon-Boot v2.1 in a Windows 8 x64 system with Legacy Bios and it did NOT work.

By the way to make a Multiboot USB I highly use and recommend the Grub4dos methods illustrated in this site: www.rmprepusb.com

Peace

Windows 8 didn't exist at the release of Version 1.1 but the components inside windows that are utilised by kon-boot stayed the same on windows XP, windows vista, windows 7 AND windows 8 which is why kon-boot is compatible with any version of windows so far.
thanks for the share have to test this out soon :)
-himmayn
(Nov 6, 2013 08:48 AM)Mr.Motivation Wrote:  thanks for the share have to test this out soon :)
-himmayn

Be sure to let us all know how it goes! :)
anyone interested in the back door side of the tutorial?
Thank you for this great Tut i really loved it, keep up the amazing work bro :)
(Nov 12, 2013 06:44 PM)XxXTIMMYMANXxX Wrote:  anyone interested in the back door side of the tutorial?

I am. I saw u said you were working on it. Did you already complete it?
(Nov 14, 2013 10:02 AM)ErrorOP Wrote:  I am. I saw u said you were working on it. Did you already complete it?

I have done most of it, I'm just doing some more research to make it as user friendly as possible.
will do this later today.. nice write up
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Great tutorial.. Will definitely come handy.. thanks mate
(Nov 15, 2013 02:23 AM)XxXTIMMYMANXxX Wrote:  I have done most of it, I'm just doing some more research to make it as user friendly as possible.

What do you mean by installing backdoor? You mean installing a RAT on the pc you got into, because that doesn't seem really hard :P ? I am confused.

Oh, and do you know how it actually works? I am curious to know.
Great tutorial.. Will definitely come handy.. thanks :)
This is great! Thank you a lot, buddy!


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