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[Tut ]How to become the System User [Tut]

Hi Guys ,,,

Today I'll show you how to become the 'SYSTEM USER', and that's because the 'Administrator' has not the full control of the system.

[+] So, Let's Start:

1- Open Command Prompt
<<let's say now the time is 1:15 PM, and notice it uses 24 hour system>>
2- Type in "at 13:16 /interactive cmd.exe "
3- Then, end current "explorer.exe", by opening Task Manager, choose "Processes" tab, and select "explorer.exe", and Click "End Processes"
4- When time comes the Command Prompt will appear with title "svchost.exe"
5- Type in "explorer.exe"
6- Then, Here you are, you are the System User 😁 .


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The benefits of becoming the "SYSTEM USER" are?
The SYSTEM user is the most powerful user on your computer. It can go in ALL System folders while Administrators can't, and the SYSTEM user can do everything on the computer.
Reason: A control system doesn't make any options that can't be changed/modified/watched. The SYSTEM user is there for things that anyone else can't do!
Good stuff, I think some people will find this useful.
This is a a very Useful Tutorial, thanx for Sharing :D :)
Hmm, Is it possible to create a Batch file of this? Simply because my school pc has blocked cmd, notepad and loads of other stuff..
Sup?
Good tutorial. Good information for me to use someday.
System user can destroy computer Admin can`t....
Cool Guide , Thanks For Tut :D
Also one question, do we become sustem user forever? Or does it reset after restart?
I think you guys are getting confused, an administrator account is the most powerful account on Windows permissions-wise. Not sure about this system user is you're all talking about
(Feb 12, 2011 05:03 PM)SIM-5561 Wrote:  I think you guys are getting confused, an administrator account is the most powerful account on Windows permissions-wise. Not sure about this system user is you're all talking about

You are wrong. System user is more powerful then a Admin account.
first, the interactive command wont work without an admin account in the first place (IE useless in schools). This doesn't make you a system user, it just gives you system user abilities within the cmd prompt. It's not very useful because if you have admin rights on your computer you can do anything you want on that computer anyway.
well only problem is that it does not work in windows 7, used to work on xp long time ago !
good to know how to do it
but why ? what can I do with system user ?


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