[N1nT3n_Dud3_1121]

I've watched some videos on youtube for cmd and using it at school as well. I know how to code batch easily. Basically all you have to do to open cmd at school is open notepad and type @echo off. But I also know there's some schools where they block other programs as well. I'm curious about that I mean I know there's some where they block notepad... ❓

[Walt Disney™]

Yeah notepad and CMD was blocked at my HS.

I managed to get around it by finding Powershell. See if it's on the system.

[N1nT3n_Dud3_1121]

I only really use cmd for playing around with it I don't use it for hacking which I could get into trouble for.

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do you know about the number matrix? it's like the simplest thing to create using batch code.

[jahwi]

Basically all you have to do to open cmd at school is open notepad and type @echo off.

That is wrong.

I know how to code batch easily.

Do this challenge: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=5142309

I've watched some videos on youtube for cmd and using it at school as well.

Learn batch scripting from here: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=4111888
Welcome to batch. 👍

[Sajuuk]

Figure if you have semi-full access to the C:/ drive you could move the stickykeys executable and rename cmd to whatever stickykeys' file name is. That should get you administrator access to command prompt.

[b00st3d]

Want to know how to open cmd on school computers?
1.) Pay attention in class
2.) Graduate high school
3.) Enroll in a college with a degree in computer science preferably network administration.
4.) Build a resume
5.) Get a job at school
6.) Log in with admin credentials
7.) Click start type cmd press enter.

[Sajuuk]

Want to know how to open cmd on school computers?
1.) Pay attention in class
2.) Graduate high school
3.) Enroll in a college with a degree in computer science preferably network administration.
4.) Build a resume
5.) Get a job at school
6.) Log in with admin credentials
7.) Click start type cmd press enter.

Step two is a ways away as far as we know.

[jahwi]

Want to know how to open cmd on school computers?
1.) Pay attention in class
2.) Graduate high school
3.) Enroll in a college with a degree in computer science preferably network administration.
4.) Build a resume
5.) Get a job at school
6.) Log in with admin credentials
7.) Click start type cmd press enter.

🤣 change your name to 5arcast1c.

[N1nT3n_Dud3_1121]

hey! >_< I've been sort of busy with school lately also I'm new to this website. well yes I am new to batch! thanks for inviting me :) and a simple way I can write batch on my school computer is to type @echo off in notepad then I can do certain things in cmd using batch code but it's limited. some things you do on cmd at school can be illegal like get you suspended. some things are blocked for important reasons.

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Step two is a ways away as far as we know.

Definitely! I agree. That doesn't make sense 😶

[Kedox]

Want to know how to open cmd on school computers?
1.) Pay attention in class
2.) Graduate high school
3.) Enroll in a college with a degree in computer science preferably network administration.
4.) Build a resume
5.) Get a job at school
6.) Log in with admin credentials
7.) Click start type cmd press enter.

your post is stupid along with you for posting in this section with a reply nobody gives a slight fuck about

[Humour]

I've always wanted to fuck around with cmd, how could I access it at school?, it's blocked.

[Sajuuk]

I've always wanted to fuck around with cmd, how could I access it at school?, it's blocked.

For those wanting access to command prompt when it is blocked at school: not to deter you from using batch, but just use C++. You can create administrator accounts using the NetUserAdd() function, but that's for use in the C++ section, so fuck it!

[Jamestheman]

I know there's a batch program which will basically act as command prompt, however any school with a group of half decent IT technicians will have disabled the ability to run .bat or batch files on students accounts.

[TurtleBurger1]

Me and a friend of mine actually were the reason cmd and notepad got blocked in our school.

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one way is to try to bypass it by using notepad to open cmd

[Stack Overflow]

I've always wanted to fuck around with cmd, how could I access it at school?, it's blocked.

I wrote up a sort of alternative that you can cook up in notepad and save as a batch file on the machine you wish to access cmd on. Been a few years since I've used it, but it's still fresh on my mind.

Code

@echo off
cd %userprofile%
:begin
echo.
set cmd=
set /p cmd=%cd%^>
call %cmd%
goto :begin

Hope this helps and you have only the best intentions with it.