[XxTheSculptor890xX]

alright so my school has blocked cmd of course. I have bypassed the restriction and have gotten cmd to open using .bat files. I'm trying to make myself an admin account through the console. All that pops up after typing the 'net user username password /add' is 'Access is denied'. Anyone know how to bypass this restriction.🤩

[Cynoq]

You can't. There is a reason it says "Access denied." Stop using batch for "school hacks" and "pranking your friends" use it in the right way. Cause nobody here is gonna help you with something like this. Start HERE

[lazyquackduck]

I don't suggest you continue messing with computers at your school... You can get into some serious trouble... Its private property and there probably recording your session.

But what do I know.

[Ventriloquism]

Anyone know how to bypass this restriction.🤩

There's no work around for this. Your best bet would be to do this (partially) through a Linux distro.

This is one way I've done it in the past:
Spoiler (Click to View)

• Boot from your Linux OS via Disk or USB
  
• Navigate to the Sys32 folder
  
• Find the file "sethc.exe"
  
• Rename it to something like "sethc-old.exe"
  
• The Find the command prompt executable
  
• Copy it, and paste it into the Sys32 folder, making two copies.
  
• Rename the command prompt executable to "sethc.exe"
  ***Exit your Linux OS***
  
• Boot from your regular Windows OS
  
• When you get to your login screen, strike the "shift" key 5 times.
  

Now a command prompt will be displayed. Since your not technically logged in to any user account on that machine, the command prompt will automatically be elevated to head administrator privileges. At this point you can type in your net user commands to make your account, and you won't be voided with the access denied message.

PS: The "sethc.exe" file is the executable for your sticky keys, so you may want to go back after you make your account and rename the files back to their original names (assuming you care about that function). This exploit can also be done with the on-screen-keyboard, or the magnifier function as well.

Wait I'm not finished! I think this is just a good thing to learn, but I strongly recommend you don't do this at your school. I've used this in the past to gain access to a user account on some machines the original user forgot their password to...not to goof around at my school. Be logical 🤝

[Cynoq]

There's no work around for this. Your best bet would be to do this (partially) through a Linux distro.

This is one way I've done it in the past:
Spoiler (Click to View)

• Boot from your Linux OS via Disk or USB
  
• Navigate to the Sys32 folder
  
• Find the file "sethc.exe"
  
• Rename it to something like "sethc-old.exe"
  
• The Find the command prompt executable
  
• Copy it, and paste it into the Sys32 folder, making two copies.
  
• Rename the command prompt executable to "sethc.exe"
  ***Exit your Linux OS***
  
• Boot from your regular Windows OS
  
• When you get to your login screen, strike the "shift" key 5 times.
  

Now a command prompt will be displayed. Since your not technically logged in to any user account on that machine, the command prompt will automatically be elevated to head administrator privileges. At this point you can type in your net user commands to make your account, and you won't be voided with the access denied message.

PS: The "sethc.exe" file is the executable for your sticky keys, so you may want to go back after you make your account and rename the files back to their original names (assuming you care about that function). This exploit can also be done with the on-screen-keyboard, or the magnifier function as well.

Wait I'm not finished! I think this is just a good thing to learn, but I strongly recommend you don't do this at your school. I've used this in the past to gain access to a user account on some machines the original user forgot their password to...not to goof around at my school. Be logical 🤝

I use this sticky keys method to open my batch program! 😝 I believe there is a way to do this without needing a bootable disc. If you have a Win7 machine you can do the same process in System Restore I believe.

[Mr. Robot]

You can try copy cmd.exe to a usb stick on another computer and rename it to something else such as command1.exe

It should work :)

[Ventriloquism]

I use this sticky keys method to open my batch program! 😝 I believe there is a way to do this without needing a bootable disc. If you have a Win7 machine you can do the same process in System Restore I believe.

Oh for sure. You can do this by using a Windows Install CD too (as long as it matches your OS). Idk about system restore. Possibly 😊

[Cynoq]

Oh for sure. You can do this by using a Windows Install CD too (as long as it matches your OS). Idk about system restore. Possibly 😊

My bad, it was Startup Repair. Just did it on my computer to create a new user in administrators group. Pm me if you wanna know.

[Celaris]

Its blocked on college campus too :P

[minimalist]

Any IT guy worth a dollar will have user & group policies set to prevent skids from Googling workarounds to bypass cmd restrictions.

[Infinity.]

Any IT guy worth a dollar will have user & group policies set to prevent skids from Googling workarounds to bypass cmd restrictions.

Ignore this user.

OP you should totally hack the school cuz fuck the school coming straight from the underground.

[Cynoq]

Ignore this user.

OP you should totally hack the school cuz fuck the school coming straight from the underground.

"A young hacker got it bad cause I'm l33t." Nice homepage by the way. 😁

[annikk.exe]

Cause the teacher always got something stupid to say!!

[Aniziki]

Save the following code into a .bat file for the people who don't know how to access cmd on a blocked comp:

@echo off

color a

:START
set /p command=%cd%
%command%
goto :START
pause

This opens the command prompt but doesn't give you any additional permissions

And the only thing I can think of is claiming ownership of the hard drive by connecting the blocked computer's hard drive to your personal computer.
Then on your desktop go to
My Computer
Right click the drive and click properties
Select the security tab
Advanced
Go to the owner tab
Edit
Check the "replace owner on subcontainers and objects box"
Then OK

And with that, I think you can edit the system files in the drive and this is where you replace sethc.exe with cmd.exe so you can access the cmd prompt before logging in.

Connect it back into your school comp and shift 5 times before logging in.

(Disclaimer: I have not done this in a while and I take no blame in what you are attempting to do. The information I have provided may not be entirely accurate. use at your own risk.)

Edit: I have used this before when I was in high school but there were able to identify that it was not a normal computer somehow but, I disabled the admin account before turning it in. You can get caught kid. If you wanna take that chance then go ahead.

[navyou14]

Hi! In my school we use macbook and macbook air,I have acess to guest account and gain access to terminal! From there I would like to tamper with some other computers beacuz all of them are connected to the same network! My question is how do I get password to admin account in mac and how do I gain other computer ip adresses connected to local network? I want to shut mac computers down by like adding an ip adress like when using "shutdown -i" in cmd but this time in terminal, how do I do this?

If this is posted at the wrong page please tell, im new to this forum :)