My school computer has blocked the CMD (it's Windows 7) but if I run a batch program, the CMD comes up.
Does anyone know how to bring up the CMD?
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Re: CMD on a blocked computer?
put "start cmd" into your batch file?
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Re: CMD on a blocked computer?
Oh great, thanksforenbenutzer wrote:put "start cmd" into your batch file?
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Re: CMD on a blocked computer?
What a complete waste of time. You know that ALL of the kids know how to get a command window running. My 19yr old son was chief hacker at his school and had all sorts of stuff using all sorts of strange proxies to bypass the schools dickensian controls.nutshelluniverse wrote:My school computer has blocked the CMD (it's Windows 7) but if I run a batch program, the CMD comes up.
Does anyone know how to bring up the CMD?
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Re: CMD on a blocked computer?
Why do you need the cmd shell anyway it's nothing more than a pointless text based interface for people who haven't moved on since IBM / MS-DOS 5.0.
Even if you manage to bring up the DOS prompt you're going to lack admin rights to dirk around with the operating system files or even change the time for that matter.
If you want something more exciting to play with then perhaps burn yourself a copy of Hiren's boot CD and try out Mini XP.
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Even if you manage to bring up the DOS prompt you're going to lack admin rights to dirk around with the operating system files or even change the time for that matter.
If you want something more exciting to play with then perhaps burn yourself a copy of Hiren's boot CD and try out Mini XP.
Richard S.